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| Is it all in my head?? elizabeth wrote:—- lTo me the worst problem is the naysayers often seem to think the folks who can hear the differences are deluded idiots.And make assumptions based on THAT premise.”Thats only because you refuse to read what some of us *actually... | |
| Skeptic or just plain hard headed Hi Keith!You have mentioned your natural inclination towards skepticism. I’m curious about the nature of yourr skepticism. If it is merely a tendency towards cynicism or doubt, that is fully compatible with being fooled, because every human expe... | |
| Is it all in my head?? Thanks @waltertexasAgain, that’s in incredible sounding system you heard.As for the type of dimensionality and sonic “dissapearing” of the speakers - that’s something I’ve always favoured myself, and my speaker choices reflect it. I regularly get ... | |
| Is it all in my head?? waltertexasThat listening experience sounds totally awesome. Reminds me of when I got a private demo of the MBL flagship system. Quite head turning!Though I’m curious about this:—-“After experiencing that, it is now my view that everything matte... | |
| Is it all in my head?? mrdecibel just can’t seem to help himself.—- “given this thread some time, and I assure you, others will follow, as he has plenty of company.”One could also talk about the characters who very predictably enter these threads to retread their usual ... | |
| Does anyone care to ask an amplifier designer a technical question? My door is open. ramtubes thanks for the info on tube amps/ speakers!! | |
| Does anyone care to ask an amplifier designer a technical question? My door is open. Teo wrote: —-“Prof uses the measurement canard which is as old as it gets and is well proven to be ineffective when it comes to human hearing at it's limits - which is the subject at hand.”Ah that’s right. Human hearing is more sensitive than our... | |
| Does anyone care to ask an amplifier designer a technical question? My door is open. Mr. Gabriel Claimed: “As stated in #1 the local current and electromagnetic effects directly affect the sonic performance of the component.”Then you’d the no it would be a cinch for Gabriel to supply measured results showing the output of an audio... | |
| Why Power Cables Affect Sound @bigkidzEvery audiophile who has experimented with better power cables has heard the performance advantage they offer. Not true at all. Outside of certain audiophile site bubbles, plenty of audiophiles, audio enthusiasts etc don't hear any differ... | |
| Magicos are chesty What took sciencecop so long to show up and browbeat anyone dissing Magico? | |
| Watts, and clarity. Anyone else curious how clearthink talks in real life? | |
| Thiel owners please chime in. You might want to take your thoughts to the very extensive Thiel owners thread.BTW, do you mean you switched to the 8 ohm out on your amp and you prefer the sound with the Thiels? That seems very surprising to me. The Thiels impedence tends to tr... | |
| Magicos are chesty erik,I’ve always appreciated your contributions as a DIY speaker builder, without anything to sell. I’m sure you would have a good ear for various speaker colorations. Though, I’m curious: how certain do you feel about attributing the chesty color... | |
| Magicos are chesty erik,Though I believe I know the coloration you are talking about with "chesty," there’s also the case FOR voices sounding "chesty."That is: many systems produce a sort of hologram of a human voice that sounds like a voice without a body. It’s all... | |
| Joseph Audio RM-33LE vs DeVore Gibbon 8, my experience. Sounds good uberwaltz.The Joseph speakers have a reputation of being one of the more neutral midranges out there. Even the cranky reviewers at The Audio Critic, who bemoaned most of high end audio as snake oil, expressed enthusiasm for the accura... |