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personal site dedicated to advanced audio and evolved music reproduction
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I do not know how this pacific devise I am bit prejudicial about all of those in-line re-clocking devises. I have seen tone of them in past and all of them were incredible crap. Well, if one has a bad performing playback with objectively shitty (ev...
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Peter, I do not believe that it is possible to talks about what happens with speakers in specific acoustic environment. I do not believe in any acoustic modeling or in any rules - each case is different and each case requires own empirical approach.&...
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[quote user="bernie_f"] Hi Romy.
Why trying to reinvent the wheel? Everything about room treatment and room accoustics has been said and done. By a guy totally in the know and offering his advice and his tools on his website. Michael Green do...
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Axel, The “understanding” at my site require a little more then a typical for audio people submission yourself to “tell what to do” type of lip-service. I am individualist in Audio and I expect individualism from others. I expect others do not subs...
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[quote user="zztop7"] I do believe that it is best to minimize adverse contributions. [/quote] zztop7, I was very much not my intention to be abrasive with you and I am surprised that you got it in this way, it wasvery much not personal. The angle th...
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[quote user="SearcherOfBetterSound"]Why is Acoustic Solid so interesting to me? Well, it should be to most when you read stuff like a $1,600 Black Wood Classic model can beat out a $5,500 Super Scoutmaster model from VPI, and a $4,000 ...
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Back in 1962 it was still fun to try to make "real" sound from hi-fi. Oddly enough, I was soon into horns...
JGH went from (A-7) horns, to big Fultons, to mid-field monitors (Tannoys, the last time I spoke with him...), and his own version of 5.1 ...
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Why is Acoustic Solid so interesting to me? Well, it should be to most when you read stuff like a $1,600 Black Wood Classic model can beat out a $5,500 Super Scoutmaster model from VPI, and a $4,000 Solid One can compete with a TW Acus...
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Another particle of a good Horn Propaganda. It was published in Sound Practices in 1994 and written by Joe Roberts. I disagree with quite many of the author’s statements but his strategic view that the majority of the horns and the horn installations...
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Yes, an ongoing theme here at GSC: If it sounds good, it is good. Conversely, no matter the "logic", and no matter the "technical genius" or "technological breakthroughs", if it sounds bad, it is bad. Likewise with any sort of "logic" or "intuition"...
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[quote user="Paul
S"] Am I the only one who wonders about parking the amps on the woofers? [/quote]
From the point of view of a methodological purity indeed the location of a vacuum
tube amplifier atop of midbass section does not make any sense. B...
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Those of us who use DAW (digital audio workstation) come to different observations what make better DAWs. My personal observations are based upon a number or principles (mostly not empirical but intellectual prejudicial) that briefly might be surmise...
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[quote user="scooter"]That is a really interesting point for designs going forward... [/quote]
I would very much argue that it is interesting point. Not because it not interesting but to highlight the fact that this interesting point has no pr...
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I also like the convenience of playback via computer with ripped files. Theoretically, at least, and in my experience, if the cd is ripped properly, the sound quality is better than a cd player. The reason I think so is that no cd pl...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
...this interesting point has no practical answer. First of all in the case of Rakesh horn what N-Set proposed is not necessary. Those 115Hz Hasqiun-style horns that Rakesh emulates are well dumped with own mass and own ...
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We have long spoken of the "electrical" event as something that is +/- "routed" by cables rather than being "contained" by the cables.Whatever the "source" or "nature" of the electricity, the gear does use it. Sometimes "conditions favor electricity...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"] The 6moon has posted an article about the Living Voice:
http://www.6moons.com/industryfeatures/livingvoice2/olympian.html
http://www.6moons.com/industryfeatures/livingvoice2/olympian_2.html
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Very nice, Keith, thanks. The most interesting would be to access the “Absolute Tone” capacity of the Gamma. Frankly I feel that with TADs it should not be very too advanced as they are at BMS/TOA domain, only with a little TAD syntactic twist. Even ...
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Well, Nerone, the differences between any tuners would greatly vary with signal, not even with the strength of signal but rather with the specific location and surrounding of a given station. To make the things conceptually right it wou...
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Jean-Michel Le Cléac'h is RIP and it is not a good idea to
talk bad about dead people. However, it is not a personal commentary against
Jean-Michel but rather my attempt to point out a huge harm that he did with his
idea of what I call La-horns or...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]I personally, dealing with horns do not use theoretical bases to observe what happen with them and I tend to use purely empirical ways. It is my believe that NO one TRULY knows what the hell it going on with horns and no on...
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[quote user="unicon"]
that old sails does just control <1khz reflections ... you need to control your mid bass n basic bass frequencies first. [/quote]
I guess you meant >1khz reflections? Yes, it will and it is erectly what I am loo...
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