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I was not suicidal and was not truly upset but I did feel that I very much might lose something and never recover it. As we hook up with Kitty she was Dana-Farber physician and was moving to work to a regional hospital in south New Hampshire. Natura...
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I need to admit that after out UK trip last month I got more sensible what Amy is striving to make the Opera Room to feel and to look. She is British and Finish offspring with British root to be very strong in her, she actually a direct descendant of...
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An FM broadcast of church bells from the major cathedrals around Sweden welcomed 2014. Blessed with holidays in my family's home in Dalarna, the miracle of a truly great room was granted. Built with logs in 1947, spruce floor, ceiling, and since th...
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Thomas for sure have some interesting to music or probably
to sounds. He sits for quite a while listening his mommy playing. We are convinced
if he is attracted the sound of Beethoven quartets or he is fascinated with bows
moving but as they say “...
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During the last two weeks I spend a lot of efforts to baby-proof
my two playbacks (main and in opera room). Thomas is rolling the floors like a tractor
eating everyt...
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It is interesting lately to think about a new listening room
as a concept. We looked at a few good house that for this or that reason did
not work for us and one had a very good listening room, just a phenomenal location
in the house. A tall cathe...
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We spent many days to unpacking and I am sure the final unpacking
will take for a while. The listening room is being repainted and it is all in boxes.
What is very interesting that while do unpacking I discovered in the new house
a new room. The h...
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Hello,Can you give me some ideas for a good room? Also, audio related ideas are always welcome too.The initial plan is a room with 5m H x 10m W x 14m D (about 16,5ft H x 33ft W x 46ft D). Solid floor, probably porcelain tile (chess floor style), and ...
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Hi Romy
In my experiments, the corner loading influenced largely between 120 and 350. Above 350 u need a phaseplug on the cone.
Below 120 its pretty much immune to the details of corner loading, max a bit.
Below 50 its even sensitive to the wall m...
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Wow! Thank you! What a brilliant idea to make the vertical poll not solid but to assemble it with triangular pipes of the different length! I love how it looks. (I think it was proposed before but I did not visualized it without image)
The only con...
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A year has passed since I moved to my new home at the Mass
and New Hampshire border. Last week, the
setup of my listening room was complete. I am planning to record a video with my
observations in regard to my new listening room....
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[quote user="ArmAlex"]what can we do to improve if the decay is not the way it should be?
Armen[/quote]Change the elements of the room that are creating the problem. The mistake is to use electronic means to try to compensate for the room. It doesn...
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Dear Romy,
I know it's impossible for you to answer to everybody especially a rookie like me. And I deeply appreciate whenever you’d reply, but you know, you and a very few people in your site are the only reliable source.
Regarding DPoLS I stron...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]The "listening to the room" is NOT the DPoLS subject in my view, however, if you feel that it is then it is fine with me.
The Cat[/quote]I agree with romy , I think DPOLS help us to find the most neutral zone in room but d...
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A thing that our friends never fail to
amaze
me is how they like to talk about their "Reference Room". Every single time I hear/read some one say "My Reference Room" automatically come to my mind something very professional made, a like m...
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hi romy sorry for the delay but my computer is down! I would like you to tell me squarely why your amp sounds to your ears better than the lamms tenors and the likes! what is if you prefer the impact of yur driver stage compared to all those mega buc...
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Thanks, floobydust.
There are a lot of interesting points in you post to consider. What speaker you drive with your 2A3? If they are relatively high sensitively (like compression drivers) then did you consider going with a single stage? I think I ha...
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Ok, my new listening room is repainted and ready to accept audio setup. Probably this weekend, if I have time left, I will make a first try with Macondo. I think the main thing that I need to figure out now is what would be a listening distance in r...
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ROMY,,,,There is nothing wrong with your room ,,Its perfect,,The room is telling you , that your speakers are wrong...Its time for a clean slate,,,Redesign your totel system... Maron...
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I am very much interested in your progress on this matter.My room is big to begin with, but worse, it is effectively open to rest of the house and LF transparent to crawl space underneath. So how to measure it's size? Just write in floorplan of the e...
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I think you have no way to run away from your room modes and the standing waves ...starting 28 hz is due to your big room dimension for sure and the standing wavesYou need to correct your fundamental room modes(below 100hz) by using limp mass acousti...
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And what about the brute force method (room correction for the bass arrays)?http://www.audyssey.com/hometheater/subeq.html...
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Cool morning and some great music early, but things got worse as the temperature rose.I finally +/- gave up on just listening to music and started listening to the ingredients, and then I started to move around the room as I listened.Based on a ...
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Hi Romy ,well I appreciate the reply anyway! I have been reading your many threads and yes some on the Lowther designs but as you know your writings are a large large volume also and I havent made my way thru them all yet. As far as my room I could b...
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Yes Romy I will read the posts thanks I never real ment 12,000 square feet as I ment cubic feet as volume wise its still pretty huge with the 35-40 foot ceilings etc seating it would hold easly 200. its the volume of it I was wanting to fill more . I...
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Lets go into more detail. I'm very new to audiophiling-a year and half-which half of it wasted by Moronizm.
Anyhow a friend of mine(Amir who runs a blog about audio) introduced this site to me, and I saw the "real thing". And I specially am obssesed...
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Actually my listening room is quiet neutral acoustic wise, maybe it’s because of ceiling which is wholly covered by wood bars which are very old and not prfect so acting as a big diffuser-picture in attachment. Also a lot of sound-absorbing furniture...
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Bill, I am happy that you've improved your bass. As Romy mentioned in an earlier post about Bruckner, RTA is just one tool, and we have to listen and hear results with Music we know and love. When you told of the disappearing S2s, I was going to ment...
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[quote user="Anonymous Gilles"]I am not fgrustrated but trying to gather information before making a decision. I sen you an email from france and I own electrovoice patricians in a large room, about 100 square metres my question is is your amp real b...
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[quote user="AnonymousUser"] Sorry for the delay but my computer is down! I would like you to tell me squarely why your amp sounds to your ears better than the lamms tenors and the likes! what is if you prefer the impact of yur driver stage compared ...
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