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I forward you post to Amy and here is what she responsed:
“hmmm, bruckner is not the most snow-evocative composer. opening of 7? 4? personally, i like mahler 4 in a blizzard - something about the sleighbells. lieutenant kije suite, sibelius 3,...
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It is kind of suck for Bruckner lovers in America. The American audience do not listen Bruckner too much so the orchestras understandably do not book Bruckner ‘s symphonies. If some visiting conductors do Bruckner then the US orchestras do not do ...
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[quote user="Stitch"]The normal audiophile has a problem when he marries first and wants to add a good Stereo System later.
One of my friends did it right, he bought his system first and married later, before he did that he showed all to...
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[quote user="decoud"]The only advantage your pilot could have over Macondo is omnidirectionality... [/quote]It might be a good idea under some circumstances but not truly necessary in my case. The way how the room our listening/living room is org...
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Congratulations and good luck to you, Amy, and your 3 children!
Best regards,
Paul S
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“I am not sure that I would like to learn it as I am afraid that it will start bothering me.”
Roman, I see that she has accurately answered your question - her statement above.
The saying "men are from Mars, women are from Venus" is a...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]Well, I need to admit that with arriving Thomas and to a
degree with adopting Amy my relationship with my listening room have changed.
It is not the relationship change but the volume that listening room occupies in
my d...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
Romy the Cat wrote:That sucks. I use to have a box of perhaps a dozen of YO186 but I did not see it for a while, pretty much from the time I moved to new house. I was listening today some of my “critical” reference stuf...
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Well, this concept of Defense Mode is good for superficial explanation (or for selling to ourselves own justifications) and I use to use it in past but I do not use it for a few years as unfortunately it is not what it is. The correction of “the wron...
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That is very different fun. Sitting on the deck and smoking something like Astleys
99 while Macondo was playing something spectacular is kind of common routine of
mine foe years but today it is so different. Now I am in the same chair, on the
same...
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The last week Amy played BPO concert. A part of program was Liszt’s
second piano concerto, that typically hated but I always liked it. I did not have a lot of expectation but what I
witnessed made me to feel that I just experienced the best alive ...
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Actually my interest with Bruckner in a way was very much associated
with Clark. A couples years back, when I confronted him with that memory, my
wife even begin to express to Clark her gratitude and she got a husband out of this
deal (Amy and I m...
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Here is the Portuguese sire with HD sound of the rooms in the German show.
http://www.hificlube.net/pt/artigos/eventos/highend-2013-munique/highend-2013-audi%C3%A7%C3%B5es-%28live-sound%29-parte-3.aspx
For sure it is hard to judge...
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[quote user="decoud"]Perhaps you should use the cathedral configuration to make a synergy horn of the entire ceiling: tweeter at the apex, mf a little further down each wall, and bass at the base. Were it steeper it could actually work. [/quote]
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Wow, two concerts on a row and both are phenomenal. On Friday
NY Philharmonic showed off some very serious Bruckner and last night Boston Philharmonic
delivered an absolute thrill with Rachmaninoff second symphony. The first part
they did Mozart's...
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I have been thinking how to position my playback in my new
listening room. It is a cathedral ceiling with chopped top and the room is set
in a way that I can do both positioning of playback: along the room center beam
and perpendicular to it. Tha...
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Do not know, I do not like the Tanglewood shed, I do not like
how an orchestra sound in there, I do not like the people sitting on the loan,
eating hamburgers and listening “music” and in fact I am not a huge fun of that Lenox and Stockbridge envir...
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The PurePower folks visited recently a couple of my local audio guys and brought with them the new units. With all my admiration of their products, I was kind of if not skeptical but caution. I told to Bill that if he tried the new PurePower 300...
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+++ Perhaps less dynamic behavior of the speaker would be a welcome compromise. Maybe Romys injection channel was the beginning of the end...
Here is 2 very interesting questions. Is less dynamic behavior beneficial or the dynamic how ...
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It is very nice and indeed and
under normal circumstance you will not need any permanent multimeter. It is for sure nice to have it when
you put a new 6C33C in use as plate current run wildly while the new tube is
burning in. It is still OK to do ...
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Where to get time for everything?
Amy the Kitten is playing this week with Boston Philharmonic
Rachmaninoff Second Symphony. It might be interesting. The Second Symphony is
"strange" work and you never know what to expect. I will be attuning
ju...
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We are full time preparing to move to the new place. In a
new house we have 14x24 room that we
call Music Room. It is the place what will be our grand piano, Amy's s Violas,
her music, music stands, lake view fireplace and the rest ordenary suspe...
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I just declared the rest of the night and nigh of pleasure.
I got home from work and cooked my favorite pork, vinegar peppers and potato
with 44 years old Scotch. I need a nice taste in my belly for tonight…
Tonight will be very special treat. ...
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I was listening this morning the Bavarian Radio Symphony touring
Taiwan played Dvorák and Mussorgsky a few days back and once again I was stricken how much
I love the Bydlo from the Mussorgsky 's Picture.
http://www.br.de/radio/br-klassik/symph...
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Last week I spent in NYC and while Amy was hanging along some kind of malignancy conference of her and had a couple hours free around Grand Center Station and I decided to drop by at Innovative Audio at 58 street. I know that they Wilson and La...
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Well, after many considerations I am inclined to decide to
go to “lessen footprint” direction. My “equipment corner” is making itself not
too practical with all of those child toys and baby equipments that grow around
my listening room like mushro...
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A few days back Simon
Rattle brought but Berlin Philharmonic in Boston and blew my mind. I never was
a huge fun of Simon Rattle and the music was garbage (Mahler 7). We were
sitting accidently very close (Berlin extended the stage consuming the fi...
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Well, I'm pretty much convinced at this point of my fatherhood
that whatever we do we are doing we ruin this child but it is what it is. Yes,
they say that up you age of 2 a child shall not be exposed to television and to
a large degree we follow ...
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We spent many days to unpacking and I am sure the final unpacking
will take for a while. The listening room is being repainted and it is all in boxes.
What is very interesting that while do unpacking I discovered in the new house
a new room. The h...
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Last few weeks Amy was playing with BPO, and it was surprisingly
good. Zander’s Boston Philharmonic is very strange orchestra. Sometime Zanders’
interpretations are just “survival” and sometime BPO do sound like semi-professional
orchestra. But so...
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