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| Positive-Negative On BInding Posts If IMF TLS-80 is your speaker, this is your answer...http://www.canuckaudiomart.com/details/649269520-imf-tls80-superb-british-transmission-line-studio-m... | |
| Talk but not walk? mapman,Thanks for the explanation. As fate would have it (I hope that is not copyrighted), I attempted to listen to SR-80 at the store that was so noisy that the only thing I was able to conclude is that they do not isolate from the store noise th... | |
| Talk but not walk? geoffkait,Did you buy Grado 80 after not-so-long-ago mapman's recommendation to you to upgrade from SR 60, or you had had them before that and he was incorrect in assuming you had SR 60?On a more important note, what model of Panasonic CD player i... | |
| Talk but not walk? geoffkait,"I respect that you will always respond. Even when there’s absolutely no reason to."You are a reason to.I suspect that prof would be happy if he could write the same note to Michael Green. | |
| Talk but not walk? geoffkait,It is getting to be cute. I would have never thought of any of those questions myself.4. Can you prove your hearing ability in a blind test?When checking one's hearing ability, a person does not have to be devoid of visual stimuli. She/h... | |
| Talk but not walk? geoffkait,"I know what’s coming next. But what about this, what about that?"That is kind of funny. I do not have more questions of that kind at this moment, but am glad that you think of me that way. After all, isn't it you who thinks one should n... | |
| Talk but not walk? geoffkait,Regardless of others' views of music vs. sound, what Authority were you appealing to when you mentioned..."He was a musician, first oboe in National Symphony Orchestra, DC."It seemed like a reasonable statement of facts that served its p... | |
| Talk but not walk? geoffkait,I think you are 100% correct on both of those claims. Your third claim is a little hard to decipher. I do not see what your sentence"He was a musician, first oboe in National Symphony Orchestra, DC."is an appeal to. It seems like a well-... | |
| Talk but not walk? geoffkait,Your oboist was a little different than my guys as he seemed to care about the sound, regardless of the outcome in our ears. I wanted to make a point that at least some of the people in the music-making business in fact do not care that ... | |
| Talk but not walk? geoffkait’s story shows that there is no absolute in perception of music and that arguing about its quality is a silly process. For that oboe player, it must have been a good sound. Good for him.I have stories in a similar direction as geoffkait’s... | |
| Talk but not walk? twoch,Thanks for bringing that up. I also noticed that people involved in making music rarely, if ever, obsess over the equipment they could be listening to recorded music on. I have never asked why. | |
| Talk but not walk? Michael Green,It may really be time to revamp Tuneland website (audio one, not the game).Thread "Michael’s System" has a list of apparently similar topics at the bottom.Similar topics» Thomas Michael Boettger Jr..........found dead» One Woman in I... | |
| Talk but not walk? audiopoint,Thanks for reading my post. What I meant was that it seems like just wires stuck in the wall outlet. However, pictures are not that clear and that outlet is in the back so there may be something else that is there and which I did not no... | |
| Talk but not walk? jf47t,I have no friends here, just for the record, and it is great that people went to Tuneland and enjoy it. Maybe some other threads there are more into "walking", but that one with pictures is not. In fact, posts there are very strange, to say ... | |
| Talk but not walk? jf47t,By the way, how is that Pioneer receiver plugged in the wall? The pictures are a little unclear, but it looks as if it is just wires stuck in the outlet. Is there some trick to that? Lower outlet, the one receiver appears to be plugged in, i... |