| Re: 'Flight of the Cosmic Hippo' ... I gotta try that [message #41780 is a reply to message #41776] |
Wed, 02 July 2003 06:06   |
jtsjf
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I hope you enjoy that passage. I do have to warn you that it's kind of weird bluegrass-jazz, and Bela Fleck plays the banjo. Not for the faint of heart- it's NPR music, LOL.
The tweeter output is above what I consider midrange as well. But padding that output down a bit allowed me to hear more of the lower frequencies. I can't explain it very well, and it sounds like we may be talking about different aspects of the sound. But also to put this in perspective, I use 300B amps and a highly modified forplay preamp.
I have no idea how good or sensitive my hearing is. Probably lousy, since I've been riding motorcycles for 25 years. At least I wear earplugs nowdays. Well, not when I'm listening to music...cheers,
Jason
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| I rode motorcycles too... [message #41789 is a reply to message #41780] |
Wed, 02 July 2003 11:58 |
Neo
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and I'm sure it didn't help my hearing, but I think breaking-in model airplane motors with no muffler when I was in high-school was worse... but I love the sound of a 2 stroke winding up. I'm using a set of Parabee 300b's now myself. Before that it was a Paramour 2A3. See ya,
Tom
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