Post by xylems on Jun 20, 2014 18:49:38 GMT
Ah, this looks pretty spacious.
Plenty of room to explore, and little risk that we will find the acoustics being tested by unduly loud voices.
After all, if we like high-resolution playback of animated musical performances, who needs misinformation, negative thinking, or dogmatism?
My tastes run for example to Haydn, Bach, Stravinsky, Shostakovich, Britten, Roberto Gerhard, Mozart (chamber music & the piano concertos), Ravel:
Ellington, Mulligan, Getz, Desmond, Webster, 'Sweets' Edison: and Tom Lehrer, Ira Gershwin, Sinatra.
I'm partial to Quad speakers, food and wine, rural France, learning things, walking, reading, and friends.
The fact that others hold different opinions doesn't take anything away from my enjoyment, and we can learn from the most surprising sources.
So much has changed for the better in the past few years since some of us were comparing notes on the new higher resolution pahways that were just opening up. More progress than we had hoped. In the classical music field, for example, choice has become so much richer.
Good luck with the forum.
Plenty of room to explore, and little risk that we will find the acoustics being tested by unduly loud voices.
After all, if we like high-resolution playback of animated musical performances, who needs misinformation, negative thinking, or dogmatism?
My tastes run for example to Haydn, Bach, Stravinsky, Shostakovich, Britten, Roberto Gerhard, Mozart (chamber music & the piano concertos), Ravel:
Ellington, Mulligan, Getz, Desmond, Webster, 'Sweets' Edison: and Tom Lehrer, Ira Gershwin, Sinatra.
I'm partial to Quad speakers, food and wine, rural France, learning things, walking, reading, and friends.
The fact that others hold different opinions doesn't take anything away from my enjoyment, and we can learn from the most surprising sources.
So much has changed for the better in the past few years since some of us were comparing notes on the new higher resolution pahways that were just opening up. More progress than we had hoped. In the classical music field, for example, choice has become so much richer.
Good luck with the forum.
