mapman
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| 40th Anniversary Aqualung is KILLER Yes, Steven Wilson involvement is a very good omen! That's one dude who really cares about the music he is involved with making.I stumbled across his new and highly praised Grace For Drowning CD at the library the other day and my eyes lit up. Hav... | |
| Which is more accurate: digital or vinyl? Also I wonder: is there a record out there with a perfectly recorded sine recorded such that it can produce a perfect sin wave with no artifacts when played? | |
| Which is more accurate: digital or vinyl? One other thing I just thought of I will say is that my Dynaudios on my same system can sound a tad bright sometimes, perhaps more so with digital. THere is a consensus though with users that they can be a tad towards the bright side with some gea... | |
| Which is more accurate: digital or vinyl? Funny that I think many guys who hate digital are older guys like me who probably can't hear anymore beyond 14 Khz or so whereas the younger kids who should be affected are all into their ipods or maybe slightly better digital if tehy even care. | |
| Which is more accurate: digital or vinyl? Ralph,At what frequencies does the harmonic issues occur?I am not aware of any speaker system that is said to be able to pass a sin wave unaltered so perhaps nothing unusual in sin wave artifacts, chose your type or not.Original OHM A or F full ra... | |
| Should I try to improve speakers at $2000.00 range Improve is hard to say but you can certainly go for a lot of different sounds for $2000. If you are asking, chances are you will consider at least some to be improvements as long as you match to amp and room well. the devil is all in the details..... | |
| Are CD players dead Petty,Yay, you're back!Get that music server working yet?I can go to HDtracks and download albums today at higher res than CD if I chose.What's the problem?Do you expect some poor schmo in Kazakhstan (Borat say) to have to pay for higher quality r... | |
| At what volume do you typically listen? Mwhee will likely be able to continue to enjoy his system into retirement at those levels. Good for him.A little louder on occasion is probably still OK. | |
| Does your system take you there or...? Agree with Pubul.I like to be about one section back dead center at the symphony and I like something similar when I listen to a symphony at home in my MUCH smaller (than the symphony hall) listening quarters.Also I am with Wolf regarding untreate... | |
| Do you think you need a subwoofer? Vu,Describe your listening room including size/approximate dimensions please.Thanks. | |
| Does your system take you there or...? Yep, different strokes for different folks for sure.... | |
| Which is more accurate: digital or vinyl? "Had this problem been addressed properly from the get-go, I suspect that about 90% of the D vs A debate in the last 30 years simply would not have occurred. "Would would constitute addressing it properly?I do not hear the brightness you refer to ... | |
| Does your system take you there or...? Well, the room is there no matter what so that is a factor no matter what.Different systems will sound different even in the same room. Some may seem to interact with teh room more so than others. It all depends.Not sure what else to say. If it so... | |
| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? Found this about Bubinga wood in wikipedia. Interesting...."UsesThe genus is well-known for its luxury timbers. The best-known timber is bubinga (Guibourtia demeusei, aka kevazingo). Another is ovangkol. Species of Guibourtia also produce Congo co... | |
| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? Carja,Nice. Thanks for sharing that!WOuld love to see some pictures of the 5000s in Bubinga wood.IS it a veneer or solid Bubinga? I'm guessing the first, especially of no extra cost.I ask because I see Bubinga is an exotic wood sought for use in i... |