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| Am I Better Off With Limited Low Frequency Speaker In A Small Room? Material of the walls play a big role. Concrete? Huge problem. Wood? Not so. | |
| Lumin U2 Mini Lumin app on iOS devices is glitch free. But of course one has to bother to learn how to use it. | |
| Looking for good recordings of female vocals I have not yet tried... American art song sung by Jennifer Larmore in her album American Songs. | |
| Beginner improvements for room acoustics; very helpful Darko video on reverb and RT60 Ceiling is the one thing you can’t do in a living room. | |
| Speaker positioning: why do audiophiles neglect this so much? Very good speaker cables are very expensive. That’s the only reason I have my rack between and behind the speakers. But how can people have good bass and soundstage when their speakers are a few cms from the back wall, that always amazes me. | |
| Decisive moments your your audio journey I visited Audio Innovations (soon to be Audio Note) factory in Brighton, UK. Listened to the Voyd turntable and some AI monoblock tube amps through Snell E speaker. Joan Sutherland materialised in the big room. | |
| What Is So Special About Harbeth? Biggest problem with Harbeths is that they are bulky for the bass you get. The other minus is soundstage. Otherwise so sweet. | |
| Bigger and Better: Integrated Amplifiers Few Italians here, thus no Pathos. | |
| Magnepan, Best midrange? Listening to classical choral music with Maggies is unbelievably beautiful and that music is all about midrange. | |
| What Integrated Amp do You use MBL C51It’s class d. It’s based on old Hypex modules. It’s made in Germany. It has the most beautiful highs and sweet mids. | |
| What are the current useless terms in this "audio world" Full loomUnequivocallyI am not a native English speaker, so I pay attention to different things than native speakers. These words constantly pop up in audio related articles and discussions.The first one is a strange expression and almost exclusiv... | |
| Roon - 10 Things You Don't Know Roon is for people who have no knowledge of the history of music at all. And can’t google either. | |
| Audio Lessons Learned - post your best advice for the newer members! Never buy speakers that sound bright in your room. It’s much easier to brighten a dull top end than tame a bright one.Also remember most audiophile forums are full of Americans with big houses, dedicated listening rooms and a very nice budget. Tho... | |
| How old are you? I am 54 and I blame my big brother, 60, for this hobby. | |
| Interesting discovery when my carpets were cleaned yesterday! The Gaias didn’t really work with speaker stands when I tried them. |