audio-talk

Fair enough, I see your point.

A small 2-way doesn't have to be "bright". Chris Maybe not, but the ones I have listened to get "bright" when trying to reproduce large classical works or opera at something approaching say 80dB mid levels in the home. '50s or '60 jazz usually is just as bad. A comp driver like ...

I don't agree with that at all. Like I wrote earlier in the thread, I have tinnitus and damaged hearing, and I prefer to listen to valve amps and horns/compression drivers and/or open baffle systems. I am really sensitive to bright sounding systems, and for me there's nothing worse than listening to...

I'm going to learn how to type one of these days....

I use hearing aids at work to make it easier to understand what customers are saying. I have tinnitus and hearing damage.
I listen mostly to vinyl.

I haven't read the link, is it because of youngsters with headphones at full blast?

Got this one today from a friend who found on the city dump!

Listening to it now, I don't think it's been played much!

Forgot the picture:

Looks just right!

Weather Report is on the turntable here right now.



Mysterious Traveller

In another thread Nick suggested shunt-series-shunt?

Interesting pictures, too.

I remember when 2001 arrived, it was the first "serious" space movie.

I'm slowly listening through this 6 LP set:

I have listened to a lot of records today, mostly Miles Davis from the '60s. But the two latest today is from Weather Report: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/6/66/Weather_Report-Heavy_Weather.jpg/220px-Weather_Report-Heavy_Weather.jpg and http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb...

And? Was the wall experimental?