This sort of thing just gives us all a bad name, by all means disagree but let's not be unnecessarily rude.He doesn't have a clue, he's only copying stuff from the Net.
This sort of thing just gives us all a bad name, by all means disagree but let's not be unnecessarily rude.He doesn't have a clue, he's only copying stuff from the Net.
This sort of thing just gives us all a bad name, by all means disagree but let's not be unnecessarily rude.
Lovers of spectacular graphics of the frequency response at the listening point could tell me how to measure instrument spacing and depth with a mic, in my room and in near field.
I mean when playing a recording.
At some point you will have to confront the reality that every post is littered with this gibberish while supplying nothing to back any of it up.This sort of thing just gives us all a bad name, by all means disagree but let's not be unnecessarily rude.
I'm confronting the reality of a nice cold beer.At some point you will have to confront the reality that every post is littered with this gibberish while supplying nothing to back any of it up.
This sort of thing just gives us all a bad name, by all means disagree but let's not be unnecessarily rude.
Anyway, who's wife would allow such ugly black boxes to enter the living room?!? But those nice KEF Reference speakers- that's another story..
Q150 on sale now $300/pair @ Kef Direct.
https://uk.kef.com/products/the-reference-grilleFor some reason KEF only offers Reference with naked, exposed drive units. That cripples their suitability in many homes.
I may be getting closer to correlating my listening results with measurements. As to scores, I already mentioned some of my uneasiness about them in an earlier post.
The whole video is quite humorous.Danny’s version:
Quite humorous...