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From: "m a t t [d]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 9:49 PM
Subject: Re: (313) what is your listening space?
> anyway maybe I've been reading too much proust, but there's definitley
i've been thinking about this and for me it's the classic walkman and old
copied tape combination because you can take music with you to amazing
places, when you get that corresspondence between what you are listening to
and the space that you're in which takes the two and creates some powerful
fee
lolthats kinda funny you all are talking about this...cause i am about ready
to get my 68 VW bug going againjust need to do a little minor
restorationbut part of my new plan is to remove my back seat so i can put a
box in the back instead of seats...i only want a 2 seateri was thin
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From: "Robert Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Mine are always on Max everything.
>And I like to dance next to the speaker at clubs.
>I'm going deaf
i am the total opposite really. while i like standing right next
to the speakers, i wear
> oh well, just need to invent a very small headphone amp and
> clean up! :) (this thing is ok but too big:
> http://www.boostaroo.com/, any electronics > wizzes tell me how
> to build one?)
Depending on how anal you are to the sound quality a battery, a couple
transistors biased and impedence
>
> > and this is off topic (sparked by jason's comment below) but has anyone
> > else noticed in recent years that minidsics/pdas(palm/pocket pc)/walkmans
> > have got a lot quieter to protect peoples ears
>
> My minidisc was terrible for volume, mp3 player is okay.
> I do remember the last wa
Mine are always on Max everything.
And I like to dance next to the speaker at clubs.
I'm going deaf
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From: Michael Lees [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 3:35 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) what is
and this is off topic (sparked by jason's comment below) but has anyone
else noticed in recent years that minidsics/pdas(palm/pocket pc)/walkmans
have got a lot quieter to protect peoples ears
My minidisc was terrible for volume, mp3 player is okay.
I do remember the last walkman (sony) I
well, I'd prefer a club but very few around here play what I consider
"danceable" music ;)
I've got a tape deck in my car
at work I've got my studio - computer/internet, DAT, CDs, cassette,
Protools, etc.
home - my DJ gear
I'd like to enjoy it in a club environment but haven't really found
an
ok at home i listen to stuff through two stereo systems to get the volume
(neighnbours are cool about it too...amazing)
at work through crappy Ross cans from my laptop...
don't hear stuff through a nice clear PA often enough tho.
and this is off topic (sparked by jason's comment below) but
i like this topic!
let's see,
my family room studio. go tannoy! its a good thing that my monitors (pbm
6.5) reach their limits not too far above the average person's pain
threshold (but not mine!) or my hearing would be worse than it is. call me
musically masochistic...
my busted a$$ buick. go fa
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> hi folks. i'm just curious. what is your primary listening
space for what most consider "dance" music? i find that i'm
usually in my car when i enjoy the fruits of my collection. do
most of you enjoy th
my car and my bedroom.. since that's where I store
the records and tables and such.
--- Robert Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Home, club, work, other people's houses - anywhere
> with a plug or batteries!
> I have been known to dance to it in other places
> than a club - ie other people's
yperreal.org
> Subject: RE: (313) what is your listening space?
>
>
> Home, club, work, other people's houses - anywhere with a
> plug or batteries! I have been known to dance to it in other
> places than a club - ie other people's houses and my own
> home. I have occas
Home, club, work, other people's houses - anywhere with a plug or batteries!
I have been known to dance to it in other places than a club - ie other
people's houses and my own home.
I have occasionally (actually, frequently) cut loose on the street, grooving to
my Walkman!
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