michaelgreenaudio
Responses from michaelgreenaudio
| Manufacturers pushing their products and agenda in the forums. Hi viridian"Mr. Green, thanks again, much appreciated. Oh I remember your ads quite well. The hair, unforgettable, the speakers, not so much. IMHO, manufacturer participation here has run its course."I'm still on the fence with "manufacturer parti... | |
| Manufacturers pushing their products and agenda in the forums. A question for you viridian. (very timely and important thread btw)When you joined years ago have you been an active poster ever since?I haven't been obviously but am interested in Audiogon as a whole ever since I have started posting here regular... | |
| Manufacturers pushing their products and agenda in the forums. Hi viridianI've probably had several usernames as I'm notoriously forgetful about usernames and passwords. But they all would have been something to do with the business or me personally. Michael Green, RoomTune, MGA or something along those lines... | |
| I feel bad for speaker manufacturers This is a key statement"Baskin Robbins flavorizing…."The entire playback profession and hobby is "flavorizing". As well none of us have the same listening. It's all about the variables. Michael Greenhttp://www.michaelgreenaudio.net/ | |
| Manufacturers pushing their products and agenda in the forums. viridianSomething to keep in mind is that Agon and the audio professionals here are in conversations about this issue on going. In fact the conversation started when the Audiogon Forum first began and has never stopped.Michael Greenhttp://www.mich... | |
| Does anyone use wood for vibration control? We have a whole forum on "the method of tuning" that we invite folks to visit if they wish to explore. Also two threads here that I recommend.http://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/vibratory-or-not and http://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/referenc... | |
| referencing vs plug & play Hi ElizabethI'm excited to hear this! If you want can you give me a break down of your system. The more I can see into your setup and sound the easier it will be to make suggestions. As I've said before you can always have your own thread on TuneL... | |
| The music’s the thing but.... nice posting mahgister!MG | |
| Does anyone use wood for vibration control? lol, you keep right on shillin audionuttoo, there are no real discussions here. MG | |
| The music’s the thing but.... I’ve never been in "sound prison" with the exception of HEA Shows. I think the sound is terrible at these trade shows. I’m always amazed at the reporting that comes in about HEA Trade Shows and their sound, yikes!You know who else never liked the ... | |
| I feel bad for speaker manufacturers Hi bdp24It looks like you're asking about a couple of topics here. High Mass/ Low Mass and Variable/ Fixed tuning."Question: What makes any of the above loudspeakers "high mass"? In what sense? The drivers in ESL and magnetic-planar loudspeakers, ... | |
| I feel bad for speaker manufacturers Hi bdp24Please give us an example recording. thanksMG | |
| I feel bad for speaker manufacturers But here’s a funny, maybe the most. Kosst teaming up with bdp says "You ever see a violin with a hunk of metal you turn to tune it? That’s how Mikey’s work."Well lol yes, that’s exactly how you tune an instrument. At least when we Tuned instrument... | |
| I feel bad for speaker manufacturers I’ve never seen an audio product that wasn’t Tunable, just some more variable than others, so to me it’s comical that some folks here get so mad when someone else makes an adjustment to their sound. That's like someone throwing a 1st grade fit ove... | |
| Does anyone use wood for vibration control? http://www.michaelgreenaudio.net/ http://tuneland.forumotion.com/ Michael Green |