Careful Ked, stones in a glasshouse !
not really I have nukes in my bunker. That said, I don’t think you got it. Method to finding our own subjective preference is the toughest bit, which can become pretty controversial.
How to Assemble a High-End Audio System
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not really I have nukes in my bunker. That said, I don’t think you got it. Method to finding our own subjective preference is the toughest bit, which can become pretty controversial.
As long as the preference is natural sound it's not controversial.
Why assemble your own system when you can invite yourself to hear other people's systems and film them to watch later on YouTube? Besides, we all know natural sound can only be heard in the concert hall.
Ron will likely not be making a two minute video about natural sound. It would be far too contentious.
Well, I think it would be as contentious as any other two minute video in the series ...
It has the Karmelli *Certified Natural Sound* Sticker Don Cha Know
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Please enjoy the next installment of How to Assemble a High-End Audio System. This is not an instructional video, but rather a brief discussion about, and tour of, my record/tape storage cabinet.
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One man's "high - end" is another man's entry level. High - end is a state of satisfaction...
I think it’s brilliant?! Lots of staircase training between the record changes. A very good thing when you have no time to go the gym, due to 24/7 of hifi sessions. Ron’s legs is going to look like Tom Platz legs soon
!!/ Jk
I don't consider one short flight of stairs every 15 or 20 or 30 minutes to be a lot of exercise.
Mainly because that is where the available space is. I actually love how the listening "room" is actually a "wing" of the house, encompassing three separate areas: listening room + adjacent equipment room + separate record/tape storage and cleaning area. I think being able to spread locationally the functions out like that is kind of luxurious.
How to Assemble a High-End Audio System -- Lesson 2: Should Detail Be the Objective?
Great topic Ron, I guess there is no one true to this.
for me the holly grail is to try walking between emotional and details, never emphasis one over the other.
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How do you draw that line?
I am imagining that you heard one component that was very detailed, and another component that was emotionally-engaging, but you did not buy either of those. You found a component that somehow was in the middle? Is that how your decision process works?
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