The only interesting music guru I consider is John Peel. And he's not among us anymore.Steve Hoffman got a Bachelor of Arts degree in Radio-TV-Film in 1977, not anything about hardware design and then he became a mastering engineer:
That thing he’s giving the thumbs up to is supposed to magically transform the acoustics of a room and was (is?) ridiculously expensive.
Yes, that's the point of me posting the picture.
More useful to Mrs Amirm to spin some wool I'd suggest .
Gotta love this:
I think that his musical tastes are now clear to all of us.
What's wrong with referring to reviews to find new artists one might enjoy?
It is so incredibly subjective that it hardly works for me. Even more so on people who truly love quality reproduction.
The man was a wheelspring: from mainstream pop like Tears for Fears to very niche stuff like Sisters of Mercy (by the time of First, and Last, and Always). He had a gift to find incredible music.
Snake oil de jour for sure. It was apparently at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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and the paid shills gave it good bs reviews . i saw the link .Snake oil de jour for sure. It was apparently at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
The Hallograph - Shakti Innovations
The Hallograph Soundfield Optimizer The Hallograph breakthrough technology is the result of over 10 years of research that studied the effects of the speaker/room interface. We learned how to reduce the audibility of the chaotic reflections from the walls of the listening room so they wont...Hallograph Soundfield Optimizer - Shakti Innovations
The Hallograph breakthrough technology is the result of over 10 years of research that studied the effects of the speaker/room interface. The Hallograph contours the frequency, amplitude and time coefficients of the first reflections you hear, which produces a stunning increase in realism.
