Natural Sound

Ron tells me what to write on my system thread

:rolleyes:Because I encouraged you to buy an external microphone and download a real time analyzer app so you could measure your system's frequency response (since you seemed quite interested in my frequency response experiments, and you were dismissive of the possibility that your speakers could be rolling off high frequencies)?
 
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:rolleyes:Because I encouraged you to buy an external microphone and download a real time analyzer app so you could measure your system's frequency response (since you seemed quite interested in my frequency response experiments, and you were dismissive of the possibility that your speakers could be rolling off high frequencies)?

Boy you have a short memory. You just wrote this today:

But instead of dancing around Brad's question why don't you just forthrightly say: "You are correct. In my room on my current loudspeakers I have never compared any other SET amplifier to the ML2."
 
Boy you have a short memory. You just wrote this today:

But instead of dancing around Brad's question why don't you just forthrightly say: "You are correct. In my room on my current loudspeakers I have never compared any other SET amplifier to the ML2."

Oh, okay. I understand. Thank you for explaining.

I think forthright answers promote effective communication and mutual understanding.
 
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Sounds to me like Peter is saying some components sound better than others. Or some performance venues are better than others? Is the Musikverein a better hall than your high-school auditorium? And he lists some that he thinks do. Is that controversial? Is Your Great Struggle the fight for component equity? Gawd help those who say X is better than Y, or Z is not good -- they will start another ox bow incident.

But hey, is it not all individual personal subjective opinion -- to say it with resnickian flair? Are not each of us entitled to that? Or only some of us? Or only some opinions. Is Peter or anyone not allowed to say X, Y and Z are the best. Doesn't this forum clamor for the conflict of What's Best?

Underneath all this are the real issues. I see implied (ha ha ha) in your words that Peter is arrogant by virtue of naming his thread 'Natural Sound'. Several have carried that grudge for a long time.

And on it goes blah blah blah... Until we get to the Grand Indictment



Ooooo. It is tempting to say STFW. But what is the point of the continual haranguing by you, resnick, lavigne and your coterie of pearl clutchers? Why the constant attack? You can't let it go. Is it merely a show of defensive self-righteous rectitude you believe will score points, or is there something else?

“say it with resnickian flair”

“ your coterie of pearl clutchers”

“Is it merely a show of defensive self righteous rectitude“

Tim, I appreciate your style and way with words. Great post.
 
:rolleyes:Because I encouraged you to buy an external microphone and download a real time analyzer app so you could measure your system's frequency response (since you seemed quite interested in my frequency response experiments, and you were dismissive of the possibility that your speakers could be rolling off high frequencies)?

More nonsense.

You told me to get a mic and measure my system. You also told me to play my videos through my system. I politely told you that I would consider it. I have not done it yet.

I am curious about the measurements you presented of your system because they do not seem to reflect what I hear from your videos. That is all. I do not have an interest in measuring systems per se. I also know my corner horns are specified as either 14K or 15K Hz. I am not dismissive about anything. I know full well that they do not extend to 20K like many people want. I bought the speakers because I like the way they present music. Simple as that.
 
Maybe people should really leave this thread be and have Peter and Tim pat each others shoulders ad infinitum, undisturbed :rolleyes:
 
I’m not just relying on faith, I’ve heard these amplifiers drive a variety of speakers, including my former Magico Q3. I like the sound. I am not simply relying on what DDK told me. This is not about DDK.
Oh really … You mean the same DDK who sold to you your previous turntable , tonearm and pickup cartridge, recently replaced with a significantly more expensive turntable of his manufacture …presumably being a Lamm dealer your phono , pre and power amplifiers ? Your power cables and of course your vintage transducers … I am presuming he didn’t supply your room treatment planks tho ;) Ergo your ‘Natural Sound’ system !
 
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More nonsense.

You told me to get a mic and measure my system. You also told me to play my videos through my system. I politely told you that I would consider it. I have not done it yet.

I am curious about the measurements you presented of your system because they do not seem to reflect what I hear from your videos. That is all. I do not have an interest in measuring systems per se. I also know my corner horns are specified as either 14K or 15K Hz. I am not dismissive about anything. I know full well that they do not extend to 20K like many people want. I bought the speakers because I like the way they present music. Simple as that.

Peter

Nothing wrong with a system that makes all music sound pleasant, or a you like say natural.
 
What does or does not constitute natural sound is simply personal preference. There is no objective standard,. Some of the posts here are just silly. Like what you like. It does not matter to me. Endless bickering over what amounts to first world problems.

That is basically what WBF is. A bunch of guys with excess disposal income spending it on hifi toys and debating what's best :p

First world problems to the extreme.
 
Interesting comment from a moderator telling people to leave a thread.
I have written this as a normal "Well-known Member".

This is my personal private remark to your and Peter's tag-teaming in this thread ;)
 
I always knew the moderators were biased. Emojis show laziness.
I have written this as a normal "Well-known Member".

This is my personal private remark to your and Tim's tag-teaming in this thread ;)

What do you think the moderators are biased (against?) ?
 
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Emojis show laziness.

How so? I think they are a great expressive tool. For example, as a substitute for facial expression in a personal conversation that gets lost in writing over the web.

Would you want to write out the emotion that you want to convey instead? That can be done in some cases, in many others it would just be clumsy.

Would you want to leave them out completely in all cases? That could lead to misunderstandings in some cases.

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Given all that, how exactly again do emojis show laziness?
 
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Maybe people should really leave this thread be and have Peter and Tim pat each others shoulders ad infinitum, undisturbed :rolleyes:

I have written this as a normal "Well-known Member".

This is my personal private remark to your and Peter's tag-teaming in this thread ;)

It is still an interesting comment from a Well-known Member who is a moderator.
 
A bunch of guys with excess disposal income spending it on hifi toys and debating what's best :p

And being sensitive about it
 
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And being sensitive about it

some are, I would hope most are not.

slight difference between buying the wrong cancer treatment and buying the wrong speakers :rolleyes:
 

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