It would be fascinating to compare them to the Bionors. Different subs too.
American Sound AS-2000 Installations- Far East (Tango)
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It would be fascinating to compare them to the Bionors. Different subs too.
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Classical may be more your cup of tea Bill. I like the way the speakers present the whole picture of concerto. With this setup the violin has more woody sound than my Cessaro and the balance between violin and orchestra is more even. But If I play with Cessaro you will hear so much excitement from violin strings less woody and the orchestra becomes secondary.
Interconnect cables David using are Gepco, Belden and Belkin Synapse. For me, Gepco, Belkin Synapse and Gotham GAC4. I am out of my office a few days I will look up the model for you to be more specific when I go to office.
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Tang
Just awesome! Emotional and engaging over a simple YouTube and Apple desktop computer. Thank you for sharing and exposing us to another wonderful video and music.
That’s great Tang, if just this one record was played this would be better than the Cessaro.
Can we have one more violin concerto, a different one?
Thanks David!
Just streamed Mark Lubotsky with Britten conducting - great performance (with matching “Decca” sound).
Just listened on my new pc speakers. Sounds great to me. I personally like the balance it has right now.
Its good to hear an ordinary recording on this system, and that leads me to make some comments on the sound, which don't fit to match those speakers.
I don't think that the turntable matches the speakers. That is for one reason, this turntable is made completely from massive steel, it seems.
And that defines its fundamental sound characteristic. Its sounds dead to me, because there is a dead material used for its base.
Once I owned a Platine Verdier, the one with the artificial stone base, a base which should have no resonances at all. That was famous for some decades. After a long time in the 1970's/ 1980's, think it was 20 years, a successor came to the market, it was the so called NPV. Interestingly enough, sonically it showed,, because its body was made from wood, that such a wooden body can have its own merits and strengths and to me and many others, this model sounds favorably to the original PV.
It came to my mind, to use such a wooden body myself for a record player, after having my PV done some modifications to eliminate the harsh basic tone character (and therefore dead or neutral sounding to me) which were never fully satisfactory. That project was successfull and lead to an idler driven turntable, based on a full wood heavy plinth.
And this type of record player seems to develop a synergistic union with a resonant speaker like the Euros. You will never achieve that with a record player, made from dead materials and sounding like this. It's two contrary audio philosophies colliding. A mismatch of components like its being done much too often.
Neutral (or dead sounding to me) record players matches best with neutral speakers, that means lowest distortion systems (and that includes the cabinets, too). The Klangfilm aren't that type of speakers.
The Neumann MC (if thats what we auditioned here) is a great system, but it need 6+ gramms of tracking force. Too much for me. Had the opportunity to audition it here in my system, great tone, hard to come by.
If available, an EMT 927 would be very interesting to audition instead of this shown full metal jacket rig. I don't think it matches quite well with the speakers. Just my two cents on this, otherwise great, audio system.
I don't think that the turntable matches the speakers. That is for one reason, this turntable is made completely from massive steel, it seems.
And that defines its fundamental sound characteristic. Its sounds dead to me, because there is a dead material used for its base.
Once I owned a Platine Verdier, the one with the artificial stone base, a base which should have no resonances at all. That was famous for some decades. After a long time in the 1970's/ 1980's, think it was 20 years, a successor came to the market, it was the so called NPV. Interestingly enough, sonically it showed,, because its body was made from wood, that such a wooden body can have its own merits and strengths and to me and many others, this model sounds favorably to the original PV.
It came to my mind, to use such a wooden body myself for a record player, after having my PV done some modifications to eliminate the harsh basic tone character (and therefore dead or neutral sounding to me) which were never fully satisfactory. That project was successfull and lead to an idler driven turntable, based on a full wood heavy plinth.
And this type of record player seems to develop a synergistic union with a resonant speaker like the Euros. You will never achieve that with a record player, made from dead materials and sounding like this. It's two contrary audio philosophies colliding. A mismatch of components like its being done much too often.
Neutral (or dead sounding to me) record players matches best with neutral speakers, that means lowest distortion systems (and that includes the cabinets, too). The Klangfilm aren't that type of speakers.
The Neumann MC (if thats what we auditioned here) is a great system, but it need 6+ gramms of tracking force. Too much for me. Had the opportunity to audition it here in my system, great tone, hard to come by.
If available, an EMT 927 would be very interesting to audition instead of this shown full metal jacket rig. I don't think it matches quite well with the speakers. Just my two cents on this, otherwise great, audio system.
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