maril555
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| Atma-Sphere S-30 MK3 If I may to offer a differrent perspective. This discussion sounds utterly familiar to one , that took place in the infamous "Preamp deal of the century" Supratek thread, regarding "glare", that some Supratek owners (myself included) heard in very... | |
| Von Schweikert VR4 SR II speaker spikes I'd second Sistrum- significant improvement over Audiopoints. | |
| Is this the biggest HT system ever? Thanks Kal,How did it sound? | |
| Is this the biggest HT system ever? That's what I'm talking about.It looks like a McIntosh showcase to me, not a real system.Just a logistics of connecting all the components would be a nightmare. How many preamps/processors would one need to connect 35 amps, and how would that work... | |
| Is this the biggest HT system ever? Kal,I tried to look very hard, but couldn't see a single cable connected to power amps, and the speakers binding posts are clearly visible on the picture taken from above. | |
| Using platforms / shelves under floorstanders? Worldcup,Carpet-piercing cones ( Mapleshade, Audiopoints by Starsound Tech.)It's imperative spikes are coupled to the floor under the carpet. | |
| Is this the biggest HT system ever? Do you see any cables??? | |
| Using platforms / shelves under floorstanders? In my trials, I've found, that maple under the speakers pretty much kills the sound. Sistrum SP-101 is so much better. With time, I'm going to get rid of the maple in my system alltogether. | |
| Good Time to be a metal fan with a turntable Tvad,Yes, that's the one- it's not anything new stylistically, but they do sound "fresh" in a sense of attitude and lack of commercialism. Very spontaneous and honest and not calculated, as opposed to Judas Priest "Nostradamus", and IMHO Dream The... | |
| Good Time to be a metal fan with a turntable Zigonht,Would you like to give a few examples maybe? I'd like to hear " artists going beyond the bounds of the norm. Going further outside the box than the last guy to create sounds that have not been explored"Go4vinyl,I do understand the genre, I... | |
| Good Time to be a metal fan with a turntable OK, I'd give you that- they are not all alike, but the limitations of the genre do limit the range of the musical ideas to be expressed by an artist. | |
| Good Time to be a metal fan with a turntable What I meant to say is this- to me music is music, no matter the genre, hence I do apply the same standards to everyone. Classic rock, metal, hard rock, "big-hair rock", grange, punk rock- all these "classifications" sound a tad artificial to me. ... | |
| Good Time to be a metal fan with a turntable I don't think metal bands really have to adapt much lower standards of sound reproduction, just because "they are metal". That's like saying- metal fans must suffer listening to their favorite music (it's plenty of suffering even without the artro... | |
| Good Time to be a metal fan with a turntable Just came home from Jethro Tull 40 Anniversary Tour show-that's how every event should sound like in terms of sound quality. Performance was absolutely electrifying. | |
| Good Time to be a metal fan with a turntable Tvad,I agree, I saw them in Philadelphia around 1997- great sound.This year Iron Maiden- HORRIBLE. |