artur9
Headphoneus Supremus
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I have and love those. Listening at low levels is a delight! And good for domestic tranquility.
I have and love those. Listening at low levels is a delight! And good for domestic tranquility.
Hi guys, I'm back. Thanks for noticing me. <g>I'm willing to wager that a pair of Tyrs would make upper-echelon B & W speakers sing their hearts out. Let's ask @dstrimbu when he comes back around.
Not ForkMeister given the DE connection?I have every confidence that the ForkMaster* will make intelligent design decisions, unlike this one.
(* For Martin's (un)official new title, the committee voted overwhelmingly for ForkMaster, which I too prefer over MasterBearder )
This is the way.Hi guys, I'm back. Thanks for noticing me. <g>
Yessir, you are absolutely correct, and the Tyren never even get warm. The 804 D3s can be a bit bright, but I'm taming that with 1.) careful speaker positioning, 2.) room treatments and 3.) Loki Max (when all else fails).
Also I can not stress the value of well-placed room treatments. I usually run with four ASC 16x3 TubeTraps; 2 in the corners behind the speakers and subs, and two of them positioned against the room's sidewalls at the speaker's first reflection point. I pulled them out of main listening room last weekend while cleaning, and the sound went to hell immediately. The bass got boomy and the midrange got congested. The high-end sparkle and "air" that this this system normally delivers simply collapsed.
It sounded like the room suddenly got 2 feet narrower. Why? In my experience, the TubeTraps don't just cancel boom, but they also add apparent "air" to the room through careful (rotational) alignment of their treble-range diffuser side. Simply turning the traps to align the diffuser-side makes my room sound "wider". (of course... YMMV)
I put them back in their places and... wow. Back to sounding great!
I wouldn't have believed any of this if I hadn't heard it. I couldn't believe the difference. But I digress. I have a lot of pages to get through!
Yeah, me too… but I’m likely not the font demographic, what with being presbyopic and all…What's a "LIUING AOOM"? and is "MY ORC" a Lord of the Rings thing?
Ever, and always, about the sound. Does it do the “live/you are there or they are here” emotion?” If so, winner, if not, move on.I buy other gear just to get away from that font!!
Kidding, I care more about the sound, mostly tube sound.
Use a cursive font, and only those over 55 years old will be able to use it. That keeps the complaining GEN?? folks away.
Make sure it isn’t the Label Baby Junior - they’ll be peeling off in no time.Each Forkbearded piece of Schiit comes with one of these:
Ausgezeichnet! JaNot ForkMeister given the DE connection?
It's intelligibility of voices at very low volumes that is the standout among many traits - like no midbass when there isn't any.I have and love those. Listening at low levels is a delight! And good for domestic tranquility.
Brother P-Touch, baby!!!Each Forkbearded piece of Schiit comes with one of these:
I am certainly capable of making those decisions and much of my gear has been heard in blind studies by others who record similar responses. Now mind you some of the listeners have young ears but I always found that to be a good thing. I do not rejects opinions of anyone it is just more fun to hang out with some.Ever, and always, about the sound. Does it do the “live/you are there or they are here” emotion?” If so, winner, if not, move on.
What’s the underfloor beneath the W2W? Lay down some proper wood + area wool rugs doable? Or not possible? Looking forward to hearing them! (Hate W2W… got the whole first floor ripped out and replaced with 5” oak, but still have the stairs and 3 bedrooms/hall upstairs to do same… <shudder>)It's intelligibility of voices at very low volumes that is the standout among many traits - like no midbass when there isn't any.
I had them on a 26.5" stand that was spindly, got a beefy 22" stand but w/ wall to wall the mids are getting swallowed, even tilted up to listening position. Shart. I'll figure it out.
But do you have a name for the car? Or the BBQ?I've never been a fan of talking to inanimate objects.