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| Do you believe in Magic? You have a keen insight into what others know and appear to have a command of all scientific knowledge and for that you are to be commended. And I suppose this is an appropriate place to thank the original designers of the CD for creating perfect ... | |
| Do you believe in Magic? These tweaks, if one assumes they work, seem to indicate that the knowledge of the design engineers is either not perfect or there are other factors one must consider besides electronics circuit design and speaker design, such as room acoustics an... | |
| Do you believe in Magic? "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."Arthur C. Clarke said it best. | |
| The amazing new Marigo Evolution Signature Mat Color is an important issue for sound, aside from the way color influences the sound of cd players. For example, all things being equal a room with blue walls will sound considerably better than a room with white or green walls, and a room with a ... | |
| What was your first tweak? Tube Coolers. They didn't actually do anything but seemed like a good idea at the time. | |
| The amazing new Marigo Evolution Signature Mat If'n ya don't know by now I ain't gonna tell ya. | |
| The amazing new Marigo Evolution Signature Mat Pretty cool, Tom. Ours are located at the critical interface between the CD and the tray. | |
| The amazing new Marigo Evolution Signature Mat I am rather certain the color(s) of the inks used in the manufacture of the CD label influence(s) the sound, as well as the results of various mats. While I'm keen on the color turquoise, it appears that different CDs often respond differently to ... | |
| The amazing new Marigo Evolution Signature Mat You are being argumentative and cannot support your claim. Furthermore, name calling is childish and unprofessional. | |
| Upgrading Fuses The least expensive fuse upgrade is flipping all existing fuses in the system around - one fuse at a time - and listening to how the direction of each fuse affects the sound. Even for fuses that have been in the system a very long time. There's a ... | |
| The amazing new Marigo Evolution Signature Mat While I don't subscribe to online dictionaries, it's nice to know the dictionary agrees with most of my terminology. I'm quite sure all real audiophiles cherish soundstage and dynamics. I know I do.Cheers | |
| The amazing new Marigo Evolution Signature Mat "Every listener interprets them differently." So, you know what everyone thinks, eh? Interesting. | |
| The amazing new Marigo Evolution Signature Mat Disagree re soundstage. Soundstage is inherent in the recording. I.e., room size and room acoustics are embedded in the fabric of the recording, at least for live music. | |
| The amazing new Marigo Evolution Signature Mat It's not that difficult a concept. Musicality is the inherent realism of the sound as determined by dynamics, microdynamics, tone, rhythm, detail, density of sound, size of soundstage, and emotional impact. Insiders know what the word means. | |
| The amazing new Marigo Evolution Signature Mat It certainly makes sense that the naysayers don't understand the meaning of the word musicality. |