ob_kook;683339 Wrote:
a couple pics of The Den of Iniquity.
Is that a bottle of spitGlenfiddich/spit I spy on the sideboard?
I've never tried your beloved Nikka Yoichi, but if's anything like
Glenfiddich I think I'll pass.
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cliveb
Transporter - ATC SCM100A
ob_kook;683111 Wrote:
From 2002 to 2010 I had an apartment in Tokyo because I spent so much
time doing business there.
It was there that I bought my Dynaudio's and hauled over a vintage, but
not superb, Luxman integrated amp to drive them. The source was faily
low bitrate MP3's from the
magiccarpetride;683442 Wrote:
I think room acoustics is largely placebo. Here is why: if you take a
good instrument, such as Martin D28 acoustic guitar, it will sound
gorgeous no matter in what room it is played. On the other hand, a
shitty instrument will sound shitty regardless of the room
magiccarpetride;683442 Wrote:
I think room acoustics is largely placebo. Here is why: if you take a
good instrument, such as Martin D28 acoustic guitar, it will sound
gorgeous no matter in what room it is played. On the other hand, a
shitty instrument will sound shitty regardless of the room
cliveb;683346 Wrote:
Is that a bottle of spitGlenfiddich/spit I spy on the sideboard?
I've never tried your beloved Nikka Yoichi, but if's anything like
Glenfiddich I think I'll pass.
Definitely not like GF at all! (Which would have been a gift - I might
even still have it...)
If you ever
is it one of those old luxman amp i see here :)
i would possibly not be so close to corner with dynamic speakers.
and the speakers are ?
Did you move recently, a funny pshycoacoustic effect is that you get
used to the room after some time and it sound slighly better, but a
disaster is a
Mnyb;683459 Wrote:
is it one of those old luxman amp i see here :)
i would possibly not be so close to corner with dynamic speakers.
and the speakers are ?
Did you move recently, a funny pshycoacoustic effect is that you get
used to the room after some time and it sound slighly
he he did not regonise the Dyn 1.3 with covers on .
i had the 1.3 SE as suround speakers, now they are fullrange at a
friends home I gave them to him.
they are really good.
to much flutter echo is a pain :-/
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Mnyb
Main
Gave the Dyns away? Must be a really good friend! Love those speaks...
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ob_kook
Touch -- Audio-gd NFB-10SE DAC -- Portal Paladin monoblocks --
Dynaudio Contour 1.3 MKII
SB2 -- Denon AVR4800 -- Klipsch KG4
SqueezeBox Boom (Bedroom)
SqueezeBox Radio w/Battery (Kitchen / Garage / bathroom)
more like familly.. i also gave away my 18 year old contour 4.0 but they
survived a poweramp disaster so I could not guarantee thier condition.
so now one of my biker friends are playing heavymetal on them :)
i rather have my stuff at friends then I can still hear them now and
then and they are
Maybe it was the single malt that made it sound better?
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Fahzz
Living Room: Duet, Adcom GFA 545II, Adcom GFP 555II, Polk SDA 2B
Dining Room: Paradigm Atom Monitor v.5
Bedroom: SB3, Pioneer VSX 5700S,Pinnacle PN 5+, MK VX-7 Subwoofer
Anywhere Else As Needed: Boom
Router: Linksys WRT54G
The single malt along w the fact that you miss Tokyo as well.
I remember the late 60's early 70's when FM radio was just getting
really started and the music one could hear then. I miss those days
but, time goes on. I did not have a Squeezebox Touch in 1969, now I
have 2 and am content that
ob_kook;683111 Wrote:
My room today has a cathedral cieling, losts of beautiful architecture
angles, hardwood floors, and sparse wall coverings. What is there is
hard glass covered paintaings, a fired clay sculpture, and that's about
it.Nostalgia aside, catherdral ceilings, bare walls and
audiomuze;68 Wrote:
Nostalgia aside, catherdral ceilings, bare walls and hard surfaces would
be the culprits here.
It was definitely the single malt.
It was definitaly the heady aroma of Tokyo back streets.
And today it is definitely the fact that my room sucks.
At one point did
a couple pics of The Den of Iniquity.
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From 2002 to 2010 I had an apartment in Tokyo because I spent so much
time doing business there.
It was there that I bought my Dynaudio's and hauled over a vintage, but
not superb, Luxman integrated amp to drive them. The source was faily
low bitrate MP3's from the soundcard of a PC. (at least
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