well i am somewhat of an expert on the subject. really. i am also somewhat of an idiot when it comes to my own laziness.
i have a rather high end bookshelf/sub system in my bedroom.
the gs1000's have been plugged into an amp which is plugged into my dac, as is the preamp feeding the loudspeaker amp.
the gs1000's have sat on a table 2 feet from my ears. whenever the loudspeakers were played so where the gs1000's, fed from the same source.
i was really unhappy with the performance of the loudspeaker system.
yesterday i unplugged the gs1000's from the amp while the loudspeakers played. within 1 minute i nearly fell out of bed. the difference was beyond drastic. of intrest is that my friend the cat also promptly noticed this. it was like i dumped a pound of catnip on her. she went nuts.
just goes to show. my own stupidity. feel free to call me an idiot. i have missed out on hundreds of hours of loudspeaker bliss due to this simple but drastic mistake of mine.
i figure most of you know know about this. i posted this not to look like a fool but to help maybe the one other person in the world that has this issue and does not realise so.
incidentally, this is somewhat the same principle that the bose noise canceling technology we all hate is based on. no wonder we hate that, lol.
hiding my head in the sand now,
music_man
i have a rather high end bookshelf/sub system in my bedroom.
the gs1000's have been plugged into an amp which is plugged into my dac, as is the preamp feeding the loudspeaker amp.
the gs1000's have sat on a table 2 feet from my ears. whenever the loudspeakers were played so where the gs1000's, fed from the same source.
i was really unhappy with the performance of the loudspeaker system.
yesterday i unplugged the gs1000's from the amp while the loudspeakers played. within 1 minute i nearly fell out of bed. the difference was beyond drastic. of intrest is that my friend the cat also promptly noticed this. it was like i dumped a pound of catnip on her. she went nuts.
just goes to show. my own stupidity. feel free to call me an idiot. i have missed out on hundreds of hours of loudspeaker bliss due to this simple but drastic mistake of mine.
i figure most of you know know about this. i posted this not to look like a fool but to help maybe the one other person in the world that has this issue and does not realise so.
incidentally, this is somewhat the same principle that the bose noise canceling technology we all hate is based on. no wonder we hate that, lol.
hiding my head in the sand now,
music_man
