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In Reply to: RE: Large-scale works on Harbeth speakers posted by hesson11 on January 11, 2025 at 15:42:56:
I was pursuing that big sound for years only to realize that I actually was " programmed" in my formative years to like smaller scale reproduction of a big scale sound and I do not enjoy " realistic " - (they never really are ) levels of reproduction. I much more cared for the tonal quality than a scale and sort of intimate listening experience.
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- There is substantial number of listeners who do not prefer large scale sound - Wojciech 15:55:58 01/11/25 (11)
- RE: There is substantial number of listeners who do not prefer large scale sound - Wojciech 17:45:20 01/11/25 (9)
- RE: "elephant images" vs. "large scale sound" ? - peppy m. 17:54:02 01/11/25 (8)
- two different things with the first one being somewhat comical - Wojciech 19:07:58 01/11/25 (7)
- Big drivers in a small room might sound comical... - peppy m. 02:05:27 01/12/25 (6)
- Any size which can get through the door can be made to work in small room - Wojciech 06:35:23 01/12/25 (5)
- When refrigerator size can get through the door = Cerwin Vega. (nt - peppy m. 10:18:29 01/12/25 (4)
- Big CV's are not engineered for small room. - Wojciech 10:54:57 01/12/25 (3)
- Dancing disco monkeys like them in small rooms. (nt - peppy m. 11:44:17 01/12/25 (2)
- I thought dancing disco monkeys are long dead already - Wojciech 14:57:42 01/12/25 (1)
- Dancing disco monkeys are coming back in "Wicked" - pt 2 (nt) - Steve O 15:24:08 01/12/25 (0)
- Ah yes... the purity of timbre in the miniaturized diorama. - peppy m. 17:20:19 01/11/25 (0)
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