Schiit Happened: The Story of the World's Most Improbable Start-Up
Jan 13, 2024 at 5:13 PM Post #136,111 of 152,606
I’m sorry to hear that. I’ll be firing up the LRSs tomorrow and listening to the MN Orchestra for Ji
I know a lot of us pair our Schiit with Magnepan speakers. Unfortunately Jim Winey, founder of Magnepan, has passed away. https://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/jim-winey-1934-2024/
Thank you for sharing both the news and the absolute sound article. Ironically I am sitting here listening to my .7 Maggie’s driven by an ARC DS-450. RIP Jim!
 
Jan 13, 2024 at 5:38 PM Post #136,112 of 152,606
Granted, it's not a bourbon. All bourbons technically, must be distilled in Kentucky.

I like some Tennessee whiskies, including various flavors of George Dickel, and Jack Daniel's. They're good, and also not bourbons.

With rare exception, and you're one, most bourbon drinkers I've encountered also enjoy Jameson's.
Speaking of bourbons, am enjoying a Frey Ranch Bourbon from NV, which may well be the first ‘farm-to-table’ spirit (interesting concept). But that interesting concept has created a lovely dram. And yes, there’s an open bottle of Jameson Black Barrel Ikm enjoying as well.

No, not at the same time, you lot!

Hooking up Mjolnir 2 to give it a go for a few weeks. Looking forward to this!
 
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Jan 13, 2024 at 5:43 PM Post #136,113 of 152,606
Super tweeters can be useful for added ambiance but only if they face backwards. Facing them in the same direction as your main speakers could potentially cancel out some higher frequencies. Suffice to say they’re complicated.

If you aren't satisfied with your speaker’s high frequency presentation then you may want to consider different speakers.
This is why many speaker systems [like my Infinity 9Kappa's have EMIT ribbon tweeters on the rearside. Arnie Nudell was a brilliant visionary, ahead of his times.
 
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Jan 13, 2024 at 5:56 PM Post #136,116 of 152,606
Granted, it's not a bourbon. All bourbons technically, must be distilled in Kentucky.

I like some Tennessee whiskies, including various flavors of George Dickel, and Jack Daniel's. They're good, and also not bourbons.

With rare exception, and you're one, most bourbon drinkers I've encountered also enjoy Jameson's.
NOPE. This is a common enough myth, but a myth is all it remains. Bourbon as defined by U.S. legislation is a uniquely American spirit and not a Kentucky one. Our Oregon Spirit Bourbon is absolutely as much a Bourbon by every definition of the law as anything from Kentucky. 🥃

Bourbon Definition
 
Jan 13, 2024 at 5:58 PM Post #136,117 of 152,606
Could have just called it STD for short instead of plankton!
I'm down with that! Watch the stodgy audiophiles squirm in discomfort. 😈
 
Jan 13, 2024 at 6:02 PM Post #136,120 of 152,606
This is why many speaker systems [like my Infinity 9Kappa's have EMIT ribbon tweeters on the rearside. Arnie Nudell was a brilliant visionary, ahead of his times.
Thank you. They do have a dipole EMT, but at that price I would just invest in new speakers.

I was just kicking the idea around. Not sure it would really work as I have questions about point source alignment and the fact that the Lores put the woofer/Mid driver above the tweeter creates some concerns for me as well. It does seem it would create far more problems than it would solve.

BTW, @bcowen -- the Lore reference have a soft dome ring radiator fabric tweeter, unlike you OG Lore with an aluminum dome SEAS tweeter. I'm sure yours have a bit more zip and air on the top-end.
 
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Jan 13, 2024 at 6:04 PM Post #136,121 of 152,606
Tomorrow I will be riding my fat bike in tne coldest temps I’ve done so far. It will be 7 F or -14 C in tne morning . I’ve not ridden below 10 F so far, but I’ve purchased ski goggles since then, so I hope to not have frozen eyes.
Yikes. Be safe!
 
Jan 13, 2024 at 6:13 PM Post #136,122 of 152,606
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Jan 13, 2024 at 6:35 PM Post #136,124 of 152,606
The dataset I’m using is via arguably the biggest survey in my subfield of my discipline, so I’m good on IRB for my current project. I want to put my own survey into the field for my dissertation which I’d absolutely need to carefully craft and get IRB approval. Thanks for the good vibes!
Always! My wife is finished and published, our daughter is ABD. You’ll get there! More coffee!
 
Jan 13, 2024 at 6:45 PM Post #136,125 of 152,606

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