bolong
Responses from bolong
| Could Class D really be that good? Further miniaturization of everything everywhere is inevitable. | |
| My new review for The Absolute Sound comparing AGD GAN amps with BHK300’s GAN Sanity A pleasant article with no gnashing of teeth. | |
| My new review for The Absolute Sound comparing AGD GAN amps with BHK300’s What I have found with the Audions is that their sound can be modified quite starkly by various power cables and interconnects - moreso than any other component I have encountered. | |
| FedEx - strange shipping progress (to UK) Fed Ex Issues | |
| Flexible Power Cords I recently loomed out my system with the discontinued Shunyata Delta NR V2 power cables in 6 foot lengths. The Audion Mk3 amps alone use Anticable Level 3 cables to slightly warm things up and boost bass. Very nice to arrive at this place. | |
| Could Class D really be that good? Is this thread studiously avoiding mention of Class D GanFets? | |
| FedEx - strange shipping progress (to UK) Both FedEx and UPS are struggling a bit in the US with UPS recently announcing lay-offs - probably because Amazon is competing with them in more and more markets. | |
| People complain about lack of bass, not enough mid range. Solution? I just spent a few days playing with different component positions of power cables - (Shunyata Delta NR v2's and Level 3 Anticables) plus fiddling with the controls on REL S812 subwoofers - all this after doing some room treatment. Quite amazing w... | |
| Audiophile Comedy The photo does not look "shopped." It is as real as a heart attack. | |
| Cable Break In for the Naysayers It is probable that cable break-in is most obvious on horn speakers given their sensitivity notoriously so in the treble regions. It is in the upper registers that my Klipsch Cornwall 4's demonstrate break-in most unequivocally. I never "adjust" t... | |
| Changes to Orchestra tuning. I was being facetious. However, increasing the string sections "brilliance" with the higher tuning might be considered an increase in "loudness." | |
| Noir album recommendations John Zorn "Spillane" | |
| Noir album recommendations The Third Man Theme | |
| Classical "Gems" Julian Bream and His Friends The digital version of this album on Quobuz is awful. It may be that the vinyl is the only good choice. | |
| Changes to Orchestra tuning. Is this classical music's version of the "loudness wars?" |