mapman
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| How to get the impact of a live concert? Roxy, My OHMs do it for me as well but require a larger amp to do it best.They are not horns nor conventional box/dynamic speakers. The OHM CLS Walsh driver configuration used is fairly unique.I have heard some very large and expensive conventiona... | |
| Lossless Files Vs CD's Audioengr,What is the reason for the sound difference between FLAC and WAV? Is FLAC a more limited format in some way than WAV?Is it a format related limitation or something more to do with software for creation or the playback?In my case, 99% of ... | |
| How to get the impact of a live concert? Yep, in general, the quick recipe to best get impact of a live concert is larger speakers with more and or larger quality drivers, the highest power and current quality power amp you can manage to drive them, and a quality source to feed it all.Bo... | |
| Is a vinyl rig only worth it for oldies? Lacee,I agree with you about the recordings from the 50 and 60s and how they were made in a manner that set a certain bar, distortions or not.Now, given that we are in the year 2012 50 years later, does that mean that a vinyl rig is truly in fact ... | |
| How to get the impact of a live concert? The Audio Asylum thread is a good one with valid points.Its not easy and requires first knowing what "there" means to you, and then a lot of work and experimentation over time perhaps to get there. It took me years (decades actually) but I do not ... | |
| Most "Musical" sounding speaker cable under $1000 DNM Reson might be worth a look.I find their ICs to be most coherent and musical top to bottom and would expect similar from the speaker wires. | |
| How to get the impact of a live concert? Also often more current delivery with many speakers, probably including the Gallo's but less so for the Klipsch.The Gallo bass drivers fire sideways as I recall so that alone would probably up the ante in terms of power needed to deliver a certain... | |
| Lossless Files Vs CD's "for a disk that is in good condition that will happen rarely during the playing of a disk, and not at all in many or most cases."Probably one explanation for why I can't hear a difference in most cases. The eror correction built into CD redbook f... | |
| What is a high end stereo SUPPOSED to sound like? I also agree with The Duke! | |
| 500 Greatest Albums of all Times This is an outrage! :-)OF course Rolling Stone is biased towards a particular genre and demographic, ie rock music and baby boomers. What else would one expect?Maybe they should just do the 500 greatest ROCK albums of all time. That's probably the... | |
| Why are so many albums poorly remastered onto cd "I think it is a deliberate--trying to match the loudness of current recordings via heavy use of compression"No doubt many more recent remasters seem to do this compared to earlier CD versions.I do not have a problem with increased loudness catego... | |
| Should Sound Quality of Computer Audio be improved They still sell cheapo record players at Target for about $100.Should those be improved? Or should those who can afford better just look elsewhere?Do you tend to think red or blue on such things?Same with computer audio. There is some really bad l... | |
| Why are so many albums poorly remastered onto cd Don't tell me I'm in the minority in thinking that most remastered CDs I listen to are actually done pretty well, often better than ever before. | |
| Lossless Files Vs CD's I don't hear any real difference generally, but I would give the edge to the lossless files in terms of overall quality consistency and reliability in that they effectively take the error prone real time optical read aspect of playing CDs out of t... | |
| 500 Greatest Albums of all Times Who picked those albums mostly, Methuselah?Unfortunately I have a lot of them, particularly the older ones cloer to the top, so I guess that means I'm old too. |