mapman
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| Talk but not walk? Michael Green thanks for answering the question. | |
| Talk but not walk? Guru’s like to keep things cloaked in mystery I hear but we’ll see. I asked a pretty straightforward question about the unique advertised feature of one of his products. Should not be hard to answer. | |
| Talk but not walk? To Everything tune, tune, tune eh? The tunable speakers are interesting. How does one tune them and what changes physically with the speaker when you do? | |
| Talk but not walk? Sounds like hifi voodoo. Literally. Would like to see the empirical evidence of that. Some kind of cult?Tuning sounds a like lot what many here would call tweaking. Semantics I guess. The mysteries of HEA. Queue the spooky music! | |
| Talk but not walk? You did. Fair enough. Don't get your pant legs in an uproar! | |
| Talk but not walk? Kosst, He knows. Even the janitors at Nasa know! Don’t you realize GK just likes to say things to see if anyone is paying attention to him? Very attention starved! Must have had a tough childhood. Poor guy!My wife can detect the slightest draft. N... | |
| Newbie needs help on Audio Research and DynAudio Quality You could even try running the JBLs off the ARC amp. The 8 ohm JBLs are inherently more tube amp friendly than the 4 ohm Dyns. Worth a try! You never know what you will find to sound best. In general amps tend to have higher distortion levels over... | |
| Talk but not walk? Thanks. Especially if that means you are done with your moopman obsession. It's getting a little creepy. | |
| Talk but not walk? This thread turned out to be a total dud. I did have high hopes. GK even your usual theoretical babblings of no real consequence and nice cut and pastes from Wikipedia relating to fluid dynamics couldn’t help it. Seems you are more the kiss of dea... | |
| Newbie needs help on Audio Research and DynAudio Quality The JBLs listed nominal impedance is 8 ohm. The Dynaudios 4 ohm. I do not see an output impedance spec for the Luxman amp but its a safe bet being a SS amp that it is low and not an issue that would prohibit its use with 4ohm nominal speakers. Thi... | |
| Newbie needs help on Audio Research and DynAudio Quality Almarg yes one can presume that is the case and most likely should be just not clearly identified in that spec as written. If if everything is properly connected and working properly including broken in as you alluded to earlier then it just may b... | |
| Talk but not walk? Unfortunately Mr Green apparently has chosen to not shed any light here on any of this. Too bad. The answers would appear to require a road trip to his very interesting web site. | |
| Talk but not walk? Wow very interesting. My next tweak might have to be a quantum windbreaker with hoody. Maybe graphene treated. Just shooting the breeze.... | |
| Newbie needs help on Audio Research and DynAudio Quality Hey Al the way the manual is written the 45 damping factor may only be when used with 16 ohm speakers. The amps input stage is semiconductor based, the output tube. Could this tube amp similarly produce a damping factor of 45 into a 4 ohm load? M... | |
| Newbie needs help on Audio Research and DynAudio Quality Yes the multiple outputs for various impedance levels does cover that. The speaker specs indicate bass range impedance down to 3.8 ohm. Not natural turf for a tube amp. The speaker specs are fairly detailed for a product manual but specs still lea... |