rodman99999
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| Should I There are a minimum of 26 aluminum electrolytics (that I know of) in your amp's critical circuitry. Thirty years is stretching it, regardless of that type capacitor's original build quality, or country of origin. | |
| Is soundstage DEPTH a myth? Once again: The LEDR test I mentioned in my first post was created (scientifically generated) to eliminate all variables, as regards the source material used, when testing your system for sound stage width and depth reproduction. ... | |
| Is soundstage DEPTH a myth? @cd318 - iow: YOUR assumptions/conclusions/opinions | |
| Is soundstage DEPTH a myth? The adherents of the Naysayer Church will never accept that there exist a multitude of variables, when an accurate simulacrum of performers and their performance in a particular venue, is the desire/goal. If their result differs fr... | |
| Is soundstage DEPTH a myth? @cd318- Since 99.99% of commercial recordings were made with little or no consideration for sound quality, let alone soundstage depth, it could be considered more than a little irresponsible to advocate upgrading in pursuit of this elusive sound... | |
| Is soundstage width a myth? @chocaholic - Lots of special effects, on that album, via a process called, "Q-sound" among various other recording tricks/gyrations. My favorite: the horse-drawn sleigh, that comes onstage from behind my left shoulder and proceeds... | |
| Is soundstage DEPTH a myth? How LARGE do you like your music? Unless a system can cleanly reproduce all the information (well engineered/recorded in an environment with good acoustics and mic placement) in a quality cut, to the original/int... | |
| Is soundstage DEPTH a myth? Whenever imaging or soundstage are mentioned, I like to remind people about these resources: The following provide tests, with which one may determine whether their system actually images, or reproduces a soundstage, as recorded. ie: ... | |
| Is soundstage width a myth? Whenever imaging or soundstage are mentioned, I like to remind people about these resources: The following provide tests, with which one may determine whether their system actually images, or reproduces a soundstage, as recorded. ie: ... | |
| Power cords known to produce good bass All the cable naysayers and deniers please step aside. We have heard your opinions more than enough already. Thank you. IMAGINE THAT (if you can)! | |
| Seriously though, maybe the best tweak is exercise? Exercise those elbows and EAT MORE CHEESE! https://www.houseofhearing.co.uk/news/eating-cheese-help-prevent-hearing-loss https://www.edinburghhearingpractice.co.uk/hearing-loss-cheese-toasties | |
| How large should be my port Timlub’s comments regarding drivers, TS parameters, box dimensions and port size: +1. | |
| Let's share key moments in our musical lives At the age of ten (1958): discovered what the FM dial was for, on our DuMont AM/FM/TV/Phono console. Heard 'Take Five' on my '66 Olds 88's radio, beginning my love affair with Jazz. I enlisted in the Marines just before the rel... | |
| Does Hearing Loss Disqualify Me from Audiophiledom? AudioPHILE = audio LOVER (literally) iow: If you love AUDIO, you qualify (irrespective of anything else, including hearing). 'Music' differs from 'audio' in definition, but many conflate them (semantics... | |
| Does Hearing Loss Disqualify Me from Audiophiledom? @dadork- Can you still hear a mosquito when it’s buzzing around your ear? Look at that frequency. Could you be a bit more nebulous? https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Wingbeat-frequencies-for-29-mosquito-species-B... |