No - if it causes Lee to think about what he may not have heard. He is a generous guy and won't take poorly. Did you agree with my response to you.?
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No - if it causes Lee to think about what he may not have heard. He is a generous guy and won't take poorly. Did you agree with my response to you.?
Honestly I am not sure what are discussingNo - if it causes Lee to think about what he may not have heard. He is a generous guy and won't take poorly. Did you agree with my response to you.?
I am not really a fan of horror films but the two that scared the beejeezus out of me were Hitchcoc's The Birds, and James Arness in The Blob in the Artic.
I agree that there are/were appearances of jealousy and maybe perception of lecturing in natural sound threads. We each are accountable for what we write. If any of what you say is true I think it was recognized but did not go over that well. Dogs bark, the caravan moves on.
Another question though, Tim. Was your trip to David’s paradigm shifting in the same way it was for Peter? Or had you enough previous exposure to that kind of gear in the past to have some idea what to expect?Honestly I am not sure what are discussing
Honestly I am not sure what are discussing
Whether there would be broader convergence on Lee's opinion of his ARC amps and Wilson speakers? it's not a big issue.
Thanks - this is a question more my style.
It was first hand exposure to four speakers I never heard using equipment that I have heard. Inasmuch as I attribute my accolades for David's rooms and gear to the Lamm electronics, I won't go so far as saying it was a paradigm shift because they are as responsible as the AS200, the Bionors, the TADs and the JBLs. I will describe it as revelatory and an opportunity to hear further and deeper into what Lamm is capable of yielding. But yes, there was a sublime constancy in tenor and forthrightness to all the speakers we heard that has not left me nor will I forget. Will that gnaw on me - yeah it will
You have Wilson Alexias as well as Lee, right? Have since that visit reassessed what they do well and you like compared to what impressed you at David’s? Wondering what a critical analysis yields in that regard? Which system did you like (as in it might give the most long term satisfaction) the most there?Thanks - this is a question more my style.
It was first hand exposure to four speakers I never heard using equipment that I have heard. Inasmuch as I attribute my accolades for David's rooms and gear to the Lamm electronics, I won't go so far as saying it was a paradigm shift because they are as responsible as the AS200, the Bionors, the TADs and the JBLs. I will describe it as revelatory and an opportunity to hear further and deeper into what Lamm is capable of yielding. But yes, there was a sublime constancy in tenor and forthrightness to all the speakers we heard that has not left me nor will I forget. Will that gnaw on me - yeah it will
This a conversation best had in @Peter's Utah Visit thread. Kindly repost #1526 and #1527 there and I will respond.
David Karmeli's Natural Sound in Utah
Yes - good report. David is a dealer I believe - he said early models are best. I vaguely think I heard it 2013 in a Lamm big room. on somebodies footers? They sell direct too
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Ah, sorry. $5k Canadian in 1995 would be worth…$6.6k US today. Inflation from the ‘90’s through to today is far less than you think.
Rant rant rant from all sides, and I am guilty of some as well. I joined to learn more about R2R resources, but since knowledgable members in that area also post at other, less rancorous forums I think I will retreat to them.
One founding (but now inactive) member here has often referred to this as Who’s Boxing Forum…
I'm smiling but I have to say....I would have never bet that in a million years, I'd see a clip of groin injuries from Cricket here on WBF. Talk about OT! (And it's my fault!) No more please!
OT is not your fault, Marty. The only consistent theme of this thread is OT
Thanks Tim, will edit to clarify. I was folllwing on in support of what Peter had said. Sorry if it read otherwise.Yes, well put, but directed to the wrong person.
An interesting interview with Audio Note about the state of the audio industry
Can you please summarize? I don't watch talk videos on audio
There may be some finesse in your numbers with the Canada to US exchange rate fluctuations, but within the US, the Dollar purchasing power has almost been cut in half since 1995.
https://www.inflationtool.com/us-dollar/1995-to-present-value
No I only post. Seldom read what others say as I have read it many times before
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