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#51 erstellt: 23. Jun 2006, 12:11

Can you not find something friendlier and audiophle.

Hmmmmmm you mean audiophiles don't punch

Your punching man logo is rather distracting

Really?? But I liked it very very much, s sorry

Arj
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#52 erstellt: 25. Jun 2006, 16:29

Shahrukh schrieb:

To add.. this is music that thrives on distortion. The cuts, the scratches, phlanges... now isn't that absolutely un-audiophile! :cut

well.. that rules me out of being an audiophile

Love rock , Pop and fusion. and i personally feel that in the end the system needs to be sound "right" with a good tonal balance and timing to get rock right. Boomy bass makes Rock sound as bad as it does to a Jazz piece.

this is a very interesting question and to me the answer has really changed so much over these years. to me now (from what i can make out), tonal "rightness", timing and the ability to get involved in the music is all that matters.. all very very subjective

deaf
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#53 erstellt: 25. Jun 2006, 17:21

Arj schrieb:

Shahrukh schrieb:

To add.. this is music that thrives on distortion. The cuts, the scratches, phlanges... now isn't that absolutely un-audiophile! :cut

well.. that rules me out of being an audiophile

swer has really changed so much over these years. to me now (from what i can make out), tonal "rightness", timing and the ability to get involved in the music is all that matters.. all very very subjective

No dude, all very calender related.You are now old like most of us, and the younger kids on this forum are getting older faster than they should.Booming bass makes sense at 15 and is nonsense at 30.
You can't escape age.
Deaf.

Krish
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#54 erstellt: 26. Jun 2006, 04:12

sbfx schrieb:

bombaywalla schrieb:

abhi.pani schrieb:

As Manek, says that its difficult guage the frame of referrence for Techno so even a boom boom out of a Sony compo sounds accurate (in absence of reference) but listen to a Klipsch after that and your concept changes.

good grief! which model of Klipsch are you talking about? Can you please tell us? Thanks!
Klipsch stopped making loudspeakers of any note atleast 10-15 years ago!
their best models are stil from the 1970s or earlier & maybe 1980s.
Whatever is being sold in the market today is utter trash! :L

I listen to a lot of rock but as for trance, techno... I think the best setup would be(if one wants to spend big bucks) then you must go and get yourself a good active PA setup as a GOOD "audiophile setup" would just make it sound well hmm very boring, extremely clean, unexciting.

As for the klipsch well 1 week at best 2 and you would have to visit the ENT

no offense meant just my opinion.

Regards,

Satyam.

I'd second you on the reco of a good active PA for Trance & Techno music.

K

Krish
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#55 erstellt: 26. Jun 2006, 04:43

Arj schrieb:

Shahrukh schrieb:

To add.. this is music that thrives on distortion. The cuts, the scratches, phlanges... now isn't that absolutely un-audiophile! :cut

well.. that rules me out of being an audiophile

Whoever said that Rock,Pop,Electronica cannot be intelligent or complex in sound.

Traffic,Tull,Zeppelin,Nitin Sawhney,Paul Simon,Kate Bush,Peter Gabriel ...

Not only is this stuff good, but also well produced.

Shahrukh
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#56 erstellt: 26. Jun 2006, 04:53

Krish schrieb:

Arj schrieb:

Shahrukh schrieb:

To add.. this is music that thrives on distortion. The cuts, the scratches, phlanges... now isn't that absolutely un-audiophile! :cut

well.. that rules me out of being an audiophile

Nobody said it was bad. Was only make a dig at ourselves as "audiophiles" and how we like evrything distortion free... and here we're discussing an entire genre of music that thrives on distortion...