Is there a sub forum or section with all of the members systems and photos of them ?
I can't seem to find it.

Tom
 
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take two wood blocks and smack them together and you´ll get a hint of the rooms acoustics
You play this track through the speakers and note the frequencies that sound louder than the others. The room acoustics have to be massively changed there(helmholz&absorber). For all other values above 150 Hz, furniture and curtains (windows) will help sufficiently. The room then looks more comfortable, as if people were living in it.
 
Nice room. As a gigging musician it's great to see someone performing live.
It's a dangerous game putting live musicians, especially good singers, next to a stereo system. I have a healthy diet of live unamplified singing in good acoustics and it reinforces my views on the limitations of stereo systems. If I were a rich man I'd have a room/system dedicated to vocal music, probably a valve amplifier and horn speakers and all analogue sources. But I'm not.
 
It's a dangerous game putting live musicians, especially good singers, next to a stereo system. I have a healthy diet of live unamplified singing in good acoustics and it reinforces my views on the limitations of stereo systems. If I were a rich man I'd have a room/system dedicated to vocal music, probably a valve amplifier and horn speakers and all analogue sources. But I'm not.
Well said.
 
A friend from Santa Monica visited me for the first time this afternoon. His system is MBL 101E Mk. II, Clearaudio Master Innovation/Benz Micro LP S, Aesthetix electronics. We had a nice listening session:


Symphonie Fantastique (Reference Recordings)

Witches Brew (Classic Records)

Ray Brown / Almeida – Moonlight Serenade

Tchaikovsky 1812

Musica Nuda "Eleanor Rigby"

Jim Croce (DCC Compact Classics)

Nojima Plays Liszt (Reference Recordings)

Louis Armstrong "Saint James Infirmary"

Eva Cassidy "Fields of Gold"
 
A friend from Santa Monica visited me for the first time this afternoon. His system is MBL 101E Mk. II, Clearaudio Master Innovation/Benz Micro LP S, Aesthetix electronics. We had a nice listening session:


Symphonie Fantastique (Reference Recordings)

Witches Brew (Classic Records)

Ray Brown / Almeida – Moonlight Serenade

Tchaikovsky 1812

Musica Nuda "Eleanor Rigby"

Jim Croce (DCC Compact Classics)

Nojima Plays Liszt (Reference Recordings)

Louis Armstrong "Saint James Infirmary"

Eva Cassidy "Fields of Gold"
The man has good taste in equipment ! ;)
 
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I am listening to The Carpenters The Singles on tape. We Eva Cassidy devotees should not forget about Karen Carpenter. I actually think Karen has a more impressive voice than Eva.

I would require exposure to Karen's body of work. Evas' range is phenomenal. She travels across pop, rock, R&B, blues and orchestral music with ease. it's not to worry. We can enjoy both.
 
A friend from Santa Monica visited me for the first time this afternoon. His system is MBL 101E Mk. II, Clearaudio Master Innovation/Benz Micro LP S, Aesthetix electronics. We had a nice listening session:


Symphonie Fantastique (Reference Recordings)

Witches Brew (Classic Records)

Ray Brown / Almeida – Moonlight Serenade

Tchaikovsky 1812

Musica Nuda "Eleanor Rigby"

Jim Croce (DCC Compact Classics)

Nojima Plays Liszt (Reference Recordings)

Louis Armstrong "Saint James Infirmary"

Eva Cassidy "Fields of Gold"
Only 9 songs in the session? You don’t like the guy very much… ;)
 
Only 9 songs in the session? You don’t like the guy very much… ;)

Are you forgetting it's me? I played "Fields of Gold" six times.
 
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A friend from Santa Monica visited me for the first time this afternoon. His system is MBL 101E Mk. II, Clearaudio Master Innovation/Benz Micro LP S, Aesthetix electronics. We had a nice listening session:


Symphonie Fantastique (Reference Recordings)

Witches Brew (Classic Records)

Ray Brown / Almeida – Moonlight Serenade

Tchaikovsky 1812

Musica Nuda "Eleanor Rigby"

Jim Croce (DCC Compact Classics)

Nojima Plays Liszt (Reference Recordings)

Louis Armstrong "Saint James Infirmary"

Eva Cassidy "Fields of Gold"


Ron ,

The reference recordings were Digital , so just to confirm were the others all on LP’s?
 
Ron ,

The reference recordings were Digital , so just to confirm were the others all on LP’s?
Early Reference Recordings are all analog.

100% analog, except I assume the Eva Cassidy club recording was a digital recording, unfortunately.
 
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