gosta
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| Best songs to test speakers For bass and drumsJohn Paul Jones - Bass 'n' drums. Simple. Nils has one similar too. | |
| Speaker recommendations 10 to 30k and no beryllium Well, you know what to look for when you change.....:-)A studio is selling a pair JBL 4350 for 2 grand. Tempting? | |
| Speaker recommendations 10 to 30k and no beryllium If John Paul Jones song Bass ’n’ Drums at unhealthy levels are in your taste the speaker for you are the Quested v3110. An active monster for pros. Naturally they play everything you give them with the same self confidence. Yamaha NS 5000 may be a... | |
| Speakers Don’t Matter As Much As We Think They Do? They do. Different speakers for different listening situations and experiences. | |
| Best songs to test speakers I always come back to -Rickie Lee Jones "S/T" and her other stuff. "Pop" is fine. No speaker or system has still managed the screaming baby perfectly. Listening now to Richard Bona track Djombwe & I Wish & Trains. Very live. Not bad at all... | |
| Recomend Some Albums Recorded with True Imaging. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Endangered Species - is a terrific acoustic live recording in the studio. | |
| Help me understand John Coltrane .... seriously. Miles Davis "Someday my prince will come" is fine with Coltrane making contributions on the main title and "Teo". This is as far as I will go with JC.. Very good recording too. | |
| Are your speakers designed for your listening taste and hearing ability? The "brighter" speakers you have, the more perfect recordings you need to play. | |
| Are your speakers designed for your listening taste and hearing ability? Most speakers have a significant roll-off in the treble in a normal listening room. Often starting as low as 5-6 khz. I'm not sure the speakers are necessarily the problem. The big problem, for me, is the "hot" recordings whare you try to create s... | |
| Help me understand John Coltrane .... seriously. Maybe your brain just don’t like the sound of a screaming saxophone playing hundred thousand notes in the right or left channel for hours... :-) Personally prefer Ben Webster. Great live recordings. | |
| What creates the effortlessness in sound reproduction? The biggest problem though I believe is the lack of good recordings. Let me mention one that holds for any sound level - Cream reunion live at the Albert Hall. Bluray. | |
| What creates the effortlessness in sound reproduction? This is what I experience with the large mastering monitors I prefer to use. They just tell me IS THIS ALL YOU GOT!! whatever I throw at them. Great feeling :-)I fully agree an in-room balanced and powerful bass is fundamental. | |
| Intimate Live Acoustic Recordings Sierra Eagleson on youtube (rec from another Audiogon). Just great. | |
| MUSICAL LIGHTING IN A BOTTLE AWARD - Sierra and Chase Eagleson Great!!Darcy’s Song with birds singing along :-) | |
| Recomend Some Albums Recorded with True Imaging. Sonny Rollins - The Bridge is a very fine recording, but while it has the typical jazz setting with one solo instrument 100 percent in the left and another 100 percent in the right channel it doesn’t feel very live to me.Jazz at the Lincoln Center... |