RichardCory
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And does the "crosstalk" of the Gilmore Lite mean the same thing? Thanks.
Any big difference made by crossfeed in HeadRoom Micro?
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search?
and yes. it does. headroom at least. i cant listen without it.
and yes. it does. headroom at least. i cant listen without it.
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It depends on the recording and your listening tastes. I do not believe that Gilmore has a crossfeed circuit.
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imo yes
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Yes, I do like the search function. What of it?
Anyway, thanks for the input. I'll probably order one and return it if I don't care for it.
| Originally Posted by patrox89 search? |
Yes, I do like the search function. What of it?
Anyway, thanks for the input. I'll probably order one and return it if I don't care for it.
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That's the great thing about a 30-day trial period.
I've been using the HeadRoom crossfeed for over a decade and, IMO, it's indispensable. Never much cared for the "ears in separate rooms" distortion of the soundstage you get from 'phones with most music.
| Originally Posted by RichardCory ... I'll probably order one and return it if I don't care for it. |
That's the great thing about a 30-day trial period.
I've been using the HeadRoom crossfeed for over a decade and, IMO, it's indispensable. Never much cared for the "ears in separate rooms" distortion of the soundstage you get from 'phones with most music.
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