ivan_nosnibor
Responses from ivan_nosnibor
| Digital Music sounds too bright? Got it. Agreed. | |
| Digital Music sounds too bright? It IS, OTOH, very common to experience this level of pervasive "digititis" or "harshness" with all digital. Truth is, you could redesign digital circuits ’til doomsday and never do anything in this particular regard but make yourself poorer.As I’v... | |
| Digital Music sounds too bright? Nothing even remotely like that here. Full, entirely fleshed out, lots of inner warmth, smoothness with detail, flat response, clean, clear, extended, organic, full of life, airy, not a single too-bright CD in the house (a complete audio myth IME,... | |
| Your advice to speakers designers Part of what I’m going on about here may be rooted in how we traditionally approach manufacturing in this country. We don’t necessarily approach wholly from the standpoint of how do we serve the customer’s need. We tend to approach from: I’ve got ... | |
| Your advice to speakers designers I would say that there might be any number of possible ways for a speaker manufacturer to kill an otherwise perfectly good design. | |
| Your advice to speakers designers @trelja Amen!Far too much of what goes on day to day in the speaker biz seems to me to be based on tradition in one way or another - they’re are accustomed to doing certain things a certain way because that’s the way everyone else has always done ... | |
| Your advice to speakers designers Speaker designers will always get it wrong because they can only afford to focus on what they think will sell, not on what is right. Speaker designers who focus on what is right feel they can only afford to ’educate’ their prospective buyers so mu... | |
| Would you sell half your vinyl collection to get great equipment ? And the collection that I had was not the largest ever or anything. But, if I didn't feel pretty doggone confident about a particular potential music purchase, then I knew I might feel better with that money going toward better gear at some point.... | |
| Would you sell half your vinyl collection to get great equipment ? I gave up on vinyl in the 90's and, whether it was back then or if I had an lp collection now, I'd never sell the music for equipment...other stuff, my house or my car Maybe...but not the music. I certainly recall that it took too much of my time ... | |
| How important is EMI and RFI rejection? Bingo. What Geoff said. | |
| How important is EMI and RFI rejection? That should be EMI/RFI in the above, not 'EMF/RFI', Lol. My brain fart. | |
| How important is EMI and RFI rejection? @jinjuku, I would beg to respectfully disagree with you on points 1 and 2.1) "Even decent equipment filters the AC line"Not true if you’re talking about hifi gear. If you mean power conditioners and the like, then they may indeed filter somewhat, ... | |
| When System Improvements Are Marginal I suppose I failed to make myself clear in my post at the top, FWIW. Yes, I believe the differences should jump out at you, but OTOH the Decision to keep that new arrangement should not necessarily be made then and there. Living with the change fi... | |
| When System Improvements Are Marginal Don’t worry too much about the law of diminishing returns or any such notion. Your dealer/pro is guiding you well with his advice, I’d say. The difference(s) should jump out at you. You just need to be careful that those differences don’t also int... | |
| which is better? Stereo Amp or Monoblocks? +1 on stringreen being all over it. |