bryhifi
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| Guest suddenly takes it upon herself to move my speakers Geez, a little boat humor with @tomic601 and my post gets scrubbed? I’m Sorry if the humor of my wife forgetting to put the hull plug in the Baja was offensive. | |
| Guest suddenly takes it upon herself to move my speakers Never caught anyone moving things. Have had to whisk other people's children away from my system as they just couldn't listen to the "do not touch" command. The worst thing to happen here was my niece coming for a visit and she had to bring her ... | |
| Guest suddenly takes it upon herself to move my speakers @pkvintage I know....but to be fair twin 502 Bravos are music to these ears. Sorry everyone. | |
| Guest suddenly takes it upon herself to move my speakers @nonoise tomic and I are strictly referring to boating...nothing else. @tomic601 lol, at least they’re unsinkable.....kinda. I kept pushing the Baja’s trim tabs down to get on plane and it just didn’t get there.....that’s when the light bulb lit.... | |
| The “They are here” vs “You are there” sound topic kenjit800 Hz down covers a broad spectrum of instrument fundamentals but those same instruments will never sound real without their 2nd and 3rd order harmonics. Instruments are not one pitch wonders and need every overtone to create their timbre.... | |
| The “They are here” vs “You are there” sound topic @kenjit ”Tonality, according to my definition is the area well below the crossover point. So it has nothing to do with off axis response.”Please specify what frequency range, lowest to highest, you are referring to. | |
| The “They are here” vs “You are there” sound topic Just read this post from Duke and felt it a good view point from a speaker designer. 01-10-2020 1:51pmOne of the reasons Maggies sound so good is that they generate a lot of spectrally-correct backwave energy. When placed well out into the room, t... | |
| The “They are here” vs “You are there” sound topic @mijostynOne clarifier, Mirage M1si and M3si were bi-polar designs - Otherwise yes on the di-pole assessment and to be honest, from memory, the M1 & M3 did create the largest sound stages I ever heard in my old house. They also gave me some ... | |
| The “They are here” vs “You are there” sound topic To my ears and in my rooms I have found most conventional designs lean towards they are here presentations. Projecting into the room with less rear wall interaction. A few exceptions along the way of stellar designs have done both when the record... | |
| Speaker engineering and design +1 for a well documented and transparent source of knowledge. Danny dives deep at times and provides data along the way. | |
| Ive recieved an offer for my set of Aerial 7T speakers of $700.00. Should I accept? @jaredb84 You indicated in your other post that the equipment was purchased in 2000. This would indicate the Aerial Acoustics would be Model 7B. Much different pricing points compared to the 7T.https://web.archive.org/web/20000918235433/http://www... | |
| Would you donate a dollar to have these Members Review a Product? @tomic601 while I can play Carnival it’s not in my normal wheelhouse. Jazz, funk and big band is where I do damage. I’ve tipped the meter a few times with my Callichio 1s2 in the upper register (F6, Ab6 and Bb6) in excess of 140 dB which the Shu... | |
| Would you donate a dollar to have these Members Review a Product? @nonoise lmao on the band requests | |
| Would you donate a dollar to have these Members Review a Product? I'd like @tomic601 's review of the Royer R-122V Vacuum Tube Ribbon Microphone.asking as a trumpet player ;) | |
| Thiel CS1.2 vs. Ohm Walsh 2 if the Denon in question is actually the AVR X1100w then here is the specs from web manual- o Audio section 0 Power amplifier Rated output: Front: 80 W + 80 W (8 Ω/ohms, 20 Hz – 20 kHz with 0.08 % T.H.D.) 120 W + 120 W (6 Ω/ohms, 1 kHz with 0.7 %... |