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In the Thread: The Loudspeaker (Troels Gravesen project); Finally!
Post Subject: "You don't see nothing yet"- Roger WatersPosted by Romy the Cat on: 2/20/2026
 Paul S wrote:
Robin, as you suggest, I did indeed have some specific things in mind when I chose and developed The Loudspeakers for myself, after a very long haul up to that point. I have tried to share about it in this thread, in my own, non-linear way, still trying to include more than just the usual isolated nuts and bolts, albeit I think the "audience" for else is pretty limited. Like you said, the sound system certainly has its own signature or stamp to "figure out" and either integrate or "filter out", also factoring the recording, and so on. It is what it is, and we (I) are (am) aiming to hear Music, or at least significant parts of it, and performances are very important to me where this is concerned, as well, multi-dimensionally. You mention some Musical/performance touchstones, and I hope these will always add to listening for me. Indeed, I suppose I regard this bonus as something of a reward for my dilgence and devotion. Those who don't know or don't care may never care. God bless us, every one.

Best regards,
Paul S
Paul, I am not a cult leader; I am an engineer. I do not believe that God should save us, but that human consciousness must take responsibility. It is impossible to understand the meaning of sonic perception without proper psychological attribution. This mechanism of attribution and interpretation is what I have been studying, and it has become a central focus of my work. In the context of audio, this research does not merely make evaluation more objective—it establishes an absolutely objective framework that applies universally, independent of personal taste, background, or identity. While its immediate application concerns audio and playback systems, the implications of this work extend far beyond that field. Therefore, when I speak about efforts in audio, I mean that none of our individual pursuits—yours, mine, or anyone else’s—exist in isolation from these psychological structures, and without recognizing them, we risk pursuing refined but ultimately self-reflective illusions.

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