kenjit
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| Is a FLAT response the IDEAL? Having that kind of power became a horrible compulsion to EQ every song so it sounded "right The technology does not exist to store a different EQ preset for every track. I've not seen anything like that | |
| Is a FLAT response the IDEAL? flat is easy just use an EQ. | |
| The problem with PLC 2channel: the OP has more threads removed (by AudiogoN) than you know. The problem is Dill, its not possible to provide proof of everything. For example how can you prove that your speakers are RIGHT? Can you prove that they dont suffer from lo... | |
| Wilson benesch WB builds their drivers to have inherent output rolloff characteristics Really? How do you do that? | |
| Wilson benesch Wilson Benesch unfortunately don't know how to do crossovers. Often just a cap on the tweeter and nothing on the woofer. | |
| Noise inside speaker cabinet when moving ? it could be the noise of the cables hitting against the cabinet. It could be something loose. Just remove the woofer and look inside. | |
| 2023 AXPONA Show Report I stopped going to these shows as i dont see the point anymore. The only way to evaluate speakers is by listening in a familiar environment. Unfortunately the show organizers didnt realize that before they organized it! I also remember some of t... | |
| The problem with PLC The lonely clown plays a funny role here to get attention, recgnition and responses or maybe just the worlds finest tuner on the planet? They used to ridicule Einstein when he was alive. The world only found out he was a genius once hed died. S... | |
| The problem with PLC Nothing is perfect. Perhaps a child’s laugh and the smile of a lover. Enjoy the journey! Some things are more perfect than others and it is our duty to get as close as we can. If you dont care about achieving perfect sound, why are you involve... | |
| The problem with PLC As soon as I started reading this nonsense I knew immediately it must be kenjit. The vacuous windbag that claims to know everything, but clearly doesn’t know anything because he doesn’t even own a stereo. Wait how would you know what I own or d... | |
| We should reject hard-to-drive speakers more often My point was, there is no ONE speaker for all of us, let alone a perfect one. WRONG. Of course there is a perfect one. Why shouldn't there be? The perfect speaker is by definition one that satisfies all of us. We must stop creating imperfect s... | |
| We should reject hard-to-drive speakers more often If we are to reject hard to drive speakers then we must reject the SNR1 immediately as they are horribly hard to drive with all the terrible components in the passive crossover. Get that dreadful thing out of there and go active Nigel I implore you! | |
| Are audiophile products designed to initially impress then fatigue to make you upgrade? All of the hifi industry i s based around the planned obsolescence model thesedays. Cd players used to be built to last a lifetime and the ones that were built in the 70's are still sought after for that reason. Now we have these horrific str... | |
| Are audiophile products designed to initially impress then fatigue to make you upgrade? The industry knows that you cant sell the same speaker designs for decades which is why they invent new ones every couple of years. But we all know it is impossible for breakthroughs to happen that quickly. All speakers are made of wood, glue and ... | |
| For those that have heard Dutch & Dutch 8c.. It doesnt matter if anybody has heard them or not. You would need to get the speakers into your apartment and try them out. Nothing we say will tell you what they will sound like to your ears. |