hilde45
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| Do you trust your ears more than measurements? @benanders Perfect response to all caps shouting. | |
| Volti does it again! Thanks for the explanation @lucera Good enough for me and something which others also do. Wishing you great success! | |
| Do you trust your ears more than measurements? Sad this has to be asked. Those trading measurements for clicks are misleading many. False dichotomy. I use my ears, 100%... I have no idea how it measures. Sure sounds good, though. If you’re happy, you’re happy. That doesn’t mean it can’t... | |
| Absorbing traffic noise with Helmholtz resonators (video) @asvjerry A.I. did come to mind for me, too. Acoustics is inordinately complicated and the additional computational power already being deployed in headphones and other applications might be put to work in dealing with room noise. It would be fab... | |
| Cornwall iv @james633 Thanks. It doesn't seem complimentary of a speaker that one would have to use especially low power amps (SS or tube) to make it sound refined. I was just wondering. | |
| Cornwall iv @james633 I've heard that the Klipsch are popular with folks using lower powered tube amps. Do you think that some of the negatives you mentioned about the Forte go away with the right approach to power? Thanks. | |
| Do you trust your ears more than measurements? A complex question. One example of why the ear, unaided, is not best. 1. I set up my rig. I thought the bass sounded great. 2. A longtime poster here recommended measuring to see what the SPL graph was, then adjusting things in various ways. I d... | |
| Volti does it again! I don’t really know, how on a practical basis, when you are making more or less one off custom made products you can have a return policy. "More or less" custom = not that custom. These are not so very customized. And really, return policies ar... | |
| What qualities stand out in really good solid state preamps? @rolox I find it very amusing to read that apparently, for some, there isn't audible differences between solid state preamps?!? Come on. Every circuit has a "sound", even when it seems very transparent / neutral, if you compare it with anoth... | |
| Volti does it again! @soix @snapsc In recent years I've brought in a few very well regarded speakers that I had high hopes for but when compared to what I was replacing they didn't make the cut. Some sold off, some returned. Adjusting Volti's policy would possibl... | |
| Volti does it again! @wolf_garcia I agree that a "no returns for any reason" policy is pretty customer unfriendly. Ok, so maybe this maker is short on staff or has gotten burned in the past -- or something. But FFS, if I spend thousands of dollars on something, yo... | |
| Solid State Low powered Amplifiers Another vote for the amp camp amp. It's amazing sounding. | |
| Volti does it again! @doyle3433 Thanks for the comparisons and info. Everyone has to make money and Volti deserves praise if the speakers are at or above the Klipsch in quality. Certainly, they're not super expensive speakers for what you get. Just a look at the Devor... | |
| Volti does it again! @james633 Thanks for your comments. I'm now poring over the Pi website. This looks like a serious option for me to investigate, and parts are specified and can be upgraded. Plus, there are kits for those interested. Seems like a potential competit... | |
| Volti does it again! When I look at these speakers, I see Klipsch redux. I’m not trying to be critical. If anyone can explain how or why these are made differently or sound different from speakers in the Klipsch line, I’m all ears. Because used Klipsch speakers are... |