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December 11th, 2004, 04:14 AM
#11
Senior Hostboard Member
Yeah, I started with 511s on A7s, then switched to 805s on 210s and swapped the 805s for a new pair of 511s. What I wanted to do was use the 805s for those wonderful mids until they started beaming too much, then XO to an 811, but even in the large room I had at the time the phasing issues would be way too unacceptable to me so compromised with 511s.
With today's digital delay it would be a 'piece o' cake', but being older n' wiser I would build a 300Hz Unity concept instead.
GM
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December 11th, 2004, 09:35 AM
#12
Senior Hostboard Member
That makes sense. I am basically a hyper person so I do stuff when I am lisening to music so souind staging is not really big on my list. I like to be surrounded by the music. Just as long as it is clean. CHeers.
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December 11th, 2004, 09:37 AM
#13
Senior Hostboard Member
to add to that, the one situation when my system soundstages with unbelibable accuricy is watching movies. I only run my DVD through the stereo but the pin point accuricy is amazing. Cheers.
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December 12th, 2004, 01:24 PM
#14
Inactive Member
at my age with the hearing going I have long since passed the point where a noticeable improvement in sound can be had at a reasonable price, if at all.
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December 12th, 2004, 02:28 PM
#15
Senior Hostboard Member
Hi Older guy and GM. The ear drum does harden as we age but we can still pretend.
GM, I found out the problem. I was listening to a number of CDs and kept coming back to the one that "Shreeked" As I was listening, my wife came up and said something to me from about three feet away. I saw her lips move but could not hear her words. I told her to speak up and she could not her me. After turning the volume down two notches, I still could not hear her. The moral of the story is that I am listening at a level that is going to cause ear damage and that one CD just puts it over the edge of comfort and reasonableness for my ears. Cheers.
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December 13th, 2004, 05:28 AM
#16
Senior Hostboard Member
Oooh, not good if you're causing your ears to distort this bad! This is a real problem with low distortion systems, we tend to listen at a level just below where the distortion becomes objectionable, with little/no regard for what the SPL is.
GM
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December 13th, 2004, 02:54 PM
#17
Senior Hostboard Member
The interesting thing is that most people who are into this hobby have VERY good hearing in the first place and the thing they love is distroying what brought them to it in the first place. Cheers and turn it down.
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