In any event, one thing I have now noticed with more resolution is the problem with source limitations. I listen to some rock/pop music that varies wildly in production quality. Unfornatualy as one gains resolution I can now hear how bad some of these recording are, and as a result can no longer listen to them on my system because some receding are too bright, thin & hard to enjoy now.

Do u have a tricks to override these inherent problems in the recording that are independant of system issues? Do EQ devices or other have any yeild ...any thoughts?

It also amazes me that some of these professional recording engineers produce some of these records to sound bright, thin and hard. Why would someone try and make it sound like this? Why not just copy so the recording tecniques used in classics like Dark Side of the Moon for this type of music??

grandizer33 October 18, 2009 21:21

Mike,

Thanks for your prior response on mid priced MM Vs Mc, which correlates with my one experience...

I have slowly been upgrading my system over the years, and now have a pair of Revel f50a that I recently set up in a bi-amped mode using a 200wpc x 4 ch Theata Dreadnought. This made a huge diffence in bass response and control, much more so than any cable changes or other tweaks. ..I had it biwired before but did not notice any improvement and switched back to jumpers...fortunately they were true bi-wires with 2 separate runs of independent cables that I can now really put to use in a BI-amp configuration.

In any event, one thing I have now noticed with more resolution is the problem with source limitations. I listen to some rock/pop music that varies wildly in production quality. Unfornatualy as one gains resolution I can now hear how bad some of these recording are, and as a result can no longer listen to them on my system because some receding are too bright, thin & hard to enjoy now.

Do u have a tricks to override these inherent problems in the recording that are independant of system issues? Do EQ devices or other have any yeild ...any thoughts?

It also amazes me that some of these professional recording engineers produce some of these records to sound bright, thin and hard. Why would someone try and make it sound like this? Why not just copy so the recording tecniques used in classics like Dark Side of the Moon for this type of music??

grandizer33 March 18, 2009 22:33

Mike,

Any thoughs on MM vs high output MC in the 700$ to 1500$ range. Which do you prefer if you had to choose? & what are the major trade offs of these two compared to the better low output MC in general.

thanks\
grandizer

grandizer33 July 28, 2008 20:16

Hello,

Fantastic system, I'm surprised no one has written in about it since OCT???
what happened?
G

grandizer33 March 07, 2008 16:11