grislybutter
Responses from grislybutter
| Your experience of moving to two subs my 2 cents: you need money for 2 subs to try to 2 subs. My problem solved. (I have one sub, purely because I lucked out, I could afford zero) | |
| Audio Research in Receivership. I think one option could be a spinoff. I have no idea what IP and patents they have, but this is such a complex science, and partly art that an amp company has two great assets: the engineers and the process. Minneapolis is the birthplace of so ma... | |
| the big one: how do you choose speakers? By what features, data? thank you guys, I too love upscaleaudio! | |
| the big one: how do you choose speakers? By what features, data? @kennyc those are high end speakers, I'd love to see some system pics some day! Plus, the Vimbergs look way cooler than the other two. | |
| Audio Research in Receivership. $26,000 of diesel in his 170' boat for a Saturday cruise something doesn't add up. That's about two or three times more than it should be, or maybe my yacht is super efficient. | |
| Storage boxes. Can I discard high end shipping boxes, and still sell in the future? I would add: original packaging is generally safe but easy to use new packaging that is just as safe. It just takes time and material, and likely ends up a bigger volume due to double boxing which will cost more. I boxed porcelain figures that you... | |
| the big one: how do you choose speakers? By what features, data? I am curious about horns, but I always thought I need space for it, not my 12'x12' room | |
| the big one: how do you choose speakers? By what features, data? @dz13 you are very passionate, and I am too, I just need a little more research (which usually informs me how little I know and that I need to do moooore research) @mrpostfire 1) I thought - or I wish to think - the specs sheet helps figure out... | |
| the big one: how do you choose speakers? By what features, data? @ditusa @panzrwagn @yxcbandit you guys and all the others make this forum an awesome knowledge base! | |
| the big one: how do you choose speakers? By what features, data? @yxcbandit I understood about half of it. I am definitely not hi-fi, more like almost mid-fi. But I do get your points about finding the best value, and focus on the characteristics that are important to me. Again awesome insight thank you, lot... | |
| the big one: how do you choose speakers? By what features, data? @yxcbandit @jchiappinelli If I came from another Planet and I knew a lot about speakers but none of the speaker brands on Planet Earth, where would I start? Let's say there are a 100 good speaker brands and they all have a few speakers in my pri... | |
| the big one: how do you choose speakers? By what features, data? @larryi that makes sense, thanks! And no, I don't dream about multiple systems, just one :) | |
| the big one: how do you choose speakers? By what features, data? @erik_squires exactly! I don't need a Ferrari (not that I can afford it) but I also only listen to short times so I want the punch... | |
| the big one: how do you choose speakers? By what features, data? also "sound decision" :) | |
| the big one: how do you choose speakers? By what features, data? @jchiappinelli I am puzzled about #2. I always read here: speaker x is good for Jazz or Classical. Then someone else says: a good speaker plays ALL types of music well |