Magico M7 2023
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I just blend and fits in.
I will listen to M9 in one hour.
Lets give my impression in two or three hours.
Lets give my impression in two or three hours.
Wow!
M9 is the best modern speaker that I had ever heard.
After attending Pacific Audiofest 2022, 2023 and Seoul Audiofest 2023, there are some nice speakers that draw my attention.
But none match natural and relaxed presentation of M9.
Of course I noticed no dynamic limitation playing Bruckner "Ressurection".
M9 is the best modern speaker that I had ever heard.
After attending Pacific Audiofest 2022, 2023 and Seoul Audiofest 2023, there are some nice speakers that draw my attention.
But none match natural and relaxed presentation of M9.
Of course I noticed no dynamic limitation playing Bruckner "Ressurection".
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At private audition in Seoul, Korea.
I am visiting Seoul to celebrate the first birthday of my granddaughter.
I will upload some videos in due course.
Why would this be? Why wouldn't the audiophiles in these situations end up with at least a large bedroom as a listening room?
The customer's that I refer to love listening to music. They also have many things going on in their lives. Family, run large businesses or very career absorbed, several homes, lot's of travel.
None of the customers that I refer to are on audio forums or think a whole lot about maximizing their "audio systems" or even "think" about their audio systems. They have the $$$ to buy nice systems and they buy them and then only use them to listen to music when they have the time, but none of them that I know obsess about sound, equipment etc. They just occasionally listen to music. They don't continually upgrade their audio systems. They buy the systems, have them installed and and then just enjoy them for listening to music.
In several townhomes, where even though they three or four stories high, the rooms are usually not that large. Brownstone type structures built in the 1800s can have a lot of rooms but most of the rooms are an intermediate size. The larger rooms are used for other things for the family.
Almost always there are interior designers and at times architects involved. There are overall design themes to the residences and the designers especially find a place "way out of the way" of the overall household.
Usually their music systems are in an area of the house where the rest of the family cannot hear it so as to not disturb the overall household.
There are a few exceptions but 80% of the customer's that I am referring to fit my description.
EXACTLY. They are not really audiophiles at all. They do love music, but are not really into audio equipment and talking about audio equipment.
Some have golf simulation rooms, some have dedicated home theater rooms (also small) most have rooms centered around the rest of the family, not themselves.Maybe because the best rooms are used for storing shoes and handbags
To be fair, it is also what the family environment is like. I have met the founder of a telecom company. He is a huge audiophile, and has identical systems in multiple homes so he can listen whenever he gets a chance...last time I saw him it was Wilson 4-tower reference, D'Agostino reference...again, identical system in different homes.
...but because no one else in the family apparently wants to hear it...he spends most of his time on his SOTA headphone system, and his system is sandwiched into the tv room rather than being set up optimally because no one else wants to see them splayed out in the room.
He takes it in stride.
...but because no one else in the family apparently wants to hear it...he spends most of his time on his SOTA headphone system, and his system is sandwiched into the tv room rather than being set up optimally because no one else wants to see them splayed out in the room.
He takes it in stride.
Disastrous for me at times. They have the perfect room and then they show me the "music room" and I say "what about the perfect room" and they say for one or several of the mentioned reasons, "no that's not happening". Sometimes to their chagrin, most of the times they really don't care all that much about it. They say this is it, just do it.
