dshreter

Not gonna lie, I wanna hear OP’s setup. I have a feeling he’s on to something, even if it’s hard to understand what.

I would start with: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/perceptual-effects-of-room-reflections.13/ and...

It’s an interesting idea, seems to be showing the controlled directivity down to lower frequencies. Not sure if this is imaging, but it...

dshreter, it would be worth you reading pages 159-166 of Floyd Toole's 'Sound Reproduction. He discusses the phantom image and how...

Please just return it. Nobody should spend so much money on a DAC and headphone amp unless they just want to stimulate the economy in...

It is possible to record enough channels, carefully, to keep the perceptual cues, but it's not generally done, and most modern...

I've not heard their largest efforts, but a few of the others. They've always sounded pretty darn good to spectacularly good. They...

Never heard a Wilson sound remotely like a PA speaker. Yes the larger ones can play loud, but people thinking this mainly why people...

In sighted listening sessions I've always enjoyed what I heard. I suspect they tend to be setup well in good rooms, and they definitely...

How do you even get the idea that it needs to be shipped from China? It's not released in any western market yet. If/when it is...

Not only is there nothing wrong with “sounds good to me”, the only alternative is “sounds good to others.” There is no theoretical...

It seems like one way to integrate "sounds good to me" with the ASR approach would be to learn what deviations from neutrality sound...

The most important part of a system is the room. So it’s also expected that there are many lousy rooms with well-measuring components...

Wanna share those specific examples you have encountered? 1. The room and setup are always factors that can make even good gear sound...

Not sure, but I suspect not.