The what???
Switch is more important then everything else you ignorant!
ps. an active lan cables. WUT?!
The what???
Each image is full resolution at 2+ megabytes. Depending on your internet speed, it may take a while to load. If you waited a while and it still doesn't work, can you show/explain what you see in place of the pictures?Thanks for your effort but the pictures are not visible to me ? tried on 3 diffrent devices and 3 different browsers ?
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Why did you make me watch thisNow you know everything
Switch is more important then everything else you ignorant!
ps. an active lan cables. WUT?!
This is really amazing BS, what noise? From all around the globe? I stream and stream and don't hear any noise, just clear and crisp music, often even hi-res. What is the guy doing wrong?Why did you make me watch this
Installed the Dutch&Dutch in 2020 in a room appr 4x6 meters, and still love them! The room is acoustically not ideal, but to perform EQ on the speakers is easy and effective.Great report! I'm pretty much in alignment with many of your perceptions of the rooms. It's been a blast going through this and listening to all the tracks you noted at the show and listening to them at home now on my system.
Indeed, the Dutch & Dutch room was a standout. Most amazing was the lack of anything much in the room at all except the speakers, right up against the glass. No acoustic treatments, no cables and wires all over. Just great sound! They're really amazing. People use these for both professional mixing and mastering, and hifi playback. The weird thing we notice with our customers in the pro world is that they rave about them and we're reluctant to sell them acoustics since the speakers seem to work so well without help. But, when they call back 6 months later they've switched to some other speaker. No complaints, just moved on for various reasons. I've read in other forums glowing reports from audiophiles as well, and when I check back on their latest posts they've moved on. This is a mystery.
Any long term 8c owners out there with no complaints and no urge to try something different?
One thing I learned from going to the show and listening to these systems is just how much I've tuned my setup to my taste. To my ears, my room at home beats everything I heard there by a significant margin overall. It's amazing to hear pieces I did not like the sound of at the show sound quite good at home. And while it's true I have some exceptional bass horns in use, I'm also using cheap Sony SSCS5 speakers for the mids and highs, and powering them with a bottom-of-the-line Denon 5.1 receiver, with sound all routed through my TV, coming off the optical output.
One piece I said I didn't like at the show is Out of Reach by Technimatic. I heard a hashy yuckiness that I just couldn't believe people liked the sound of. Other songs struck me that way too, and I wasn't any happier with it listening on my headphones in the hotel room. On my home system I can clearly separate that "hash" from other sounds. It's a background high frequency airiness and it comes across as a pleasing enough ambience at home. I still don't particularly love it, but I can understand now why they went for this effect.
I heard this track at the show playing through a 300b SET amp, which I would expect from all I've read about tubes to warm and richen up the sound, adding some kind of moody atomospheric magic. It came across thin and flat to me.
Ansuz is run by the same marketing people that were previously at Nordost...Why did you make me watch this
The word means "God" or "Devine being". Clearly, that's what they invoke to explain their technologyAnsuz is run by the same marketing people that was previously at Nordost...
(I'd say 'technology')The word means "God" or "Devine being". Clearly, that's what they invoke to explain their technology
I agree. Seems the common denominator of the rooms was the spaghetti wires ruining the view. Even the half million $$$ speakers.Indeed, the Dutch & Dutch room was a standout. Most amazing was the lack of anything much in the room at all except the speakers, right up against the glass. No acoustic treatments, no cables and wires all over.
Nicest decorated room at the show! They turned on the lights for me but otherwise, it was dark with just the candles lighting up the room. I am told the owner is into showcasing the gear this way. The person manning the room was actually a customer that was helping out with his own personal gear:
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The owner had wisely disconnected the lower driver as he said the room sounded too boomy with it on.
Now you know everything
Switch is more important then everything else you ignorant!
ps. an active lan cables. WUT?!
(I'd say 'technology')