newbee
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| How do you judge your system's neutrality? FWIW, amoungst my failings, please include a total lack of editing skills. Total! :-) | |
| How do you judge your system's neutrality? Gee, I was only gone for a week or so and I come back to find this thread still active. But it does seem to have morf'd into something completely different from the original post where in, as I interpreted it, Bryon was informing us that he had di... | |
| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? Foster, consider when you are going to change tubes that you will have an opportunity to change the tone substantially, + or - depending on the type of and brand of tubes you can use. I'm sure you knew that, but I was just thinking about your issu... | |
| Ohm Walsh Micro Talls: who's actually heard 'em? Foster9, If you are not already famililar with the theories about sound reproduction linearity at low volumes you might like to read up on the Fletcher Munson Curve. I think how they deal with the bass issue is correct, maybe not so much with the ... | |
| How do you judge your system's neutrality? Cbw723, You are right civility is very important and hostility is always out of place. I should have stopped at the end of my second sentence in the last paragraph by which time I had said all that was on my mind regarding the subject at hand. | |
| How do you judge your system's neutrality? Byron, It's hard to argue with your new, or restated, position. Not many nits, for me anyway, that are worth picking or restating. But you lost me with your conclusion that getting to your optimum combiniation of resolution, transparancy, and neut... | |
| Sonus Faber replacement parts Hawk, I don't know what Sonus' policy is but normally it isn't a matter of you having to buy them new so much as that they were sold new thru the dealers distribution chain in the first place. Some manufacturers only restrict their objections to w... | |
| Sonus Faber replacement parts Can't you ask for seriel numbers from the seller (as well as identifying the retailer) and then check with Sonus to make sure they were sold thru their distribution chain? They are just one of several manufacturers who go this far to protect their... | |
| How do you judge your system's neutrality? Byron, IMHO we simply disagreed on the use of the term neutral as it applies to this hobby and it appears that we just continue to do so. My ignorance, or inflexibility, perhaps. So be it. I've said far more than I ever intended. BTW i never thoug... | |
| How do you judge your system's neutrality? Bryon, you say that 'neutrality is not an all or nothing thing'. We disagree! At the risk of being redundant, neutrality is the end result of combining many components of sound, including absolute resolution and perfect frequency response. Rather ... | |
| Monitors For Near Field Low Volume Listening If I had your room and was restricted to low volumes in the near field I can think of few speakers I would enjoy more than the original Rogers LS3/5a. I loved mine! Lots of my friends moved on to them after they heard mine. They were designed for ... | |
| How do you judge your system's neutrality? Bryon, I don't know why your use of the word 'neutrality' bugs me so, but it does and I hope you will forgive my deviation from neutrality and sort of reiterate what I said in my last post. I have a bit of a challenge for you. How will you know wh... | |
| Why so negative about McIntosh speakers? Al, As usual you are right. I've got a head cold and my brain is all stuffed up. No it is not a perpetual 'cold', but it can seem that way! :-) | |
| no low end st70 I think Trelja pretty much hits all of the points. Especially the power issues and the impedence matching ones as well. If your amp is biased properly (and this is very important) and you still have poor bass response, you may have to just conside... | |
| Small speakers...big sound?? One of the 'problems' you may encounter with bookshelf speakers is that even if the mids and highs were perfect the reduced bass would serve to emphasize the mids and highs making them seem bright or at least thin thru the mids. Many folks wanting... |