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In the Forum: Horn-Loaded Speakers
In the Thread: Living Voice Loudspeaker

Post Subject: Very interesting observation.Posted by Romy the Cat on: 6/11/2013

de Charlus,

thank you very much for the wonderful narrative. For sure an exposure to a good audio installation and witnessing what it can do to sound able to redefine our believes in functional meaning of a playback. I think we all who mingling with audio in one way or other did have those experiences. Ironically those experiences not necessary come from great installations but if they were great installations then it for sure become a life lasting sensation. Yep, sometimes it comes with price tag, this sucks but it is what it is….

I never heard the Vox Olympian and I very much look forward to do it. I got an emails from Definitive’s Kevin the he will be accommodate me during my treat to London in the end of this summer and I am very much look forward to hear them. I think it would be very interesting to talk with Kevin as well and to hear his views about audio reproduction.

There is another very interesting concept in your post. The old school of thoughts when try to answer the question about difference between American audio sound and British audio sound suggests that American audio sound is characterized by flimsy walls that we have. Most American houses are built from feeble wood frames and panels and they have own signature. In architecturally civilized counties they built chicken sheds in the same way how we build houses in USA. However, you were on a boat, the wooden-bodied boat and it was very freaky experience. It very much might be sub-ideal conditions but it might be phenomenal condition. The boat rooms frequently have not flat surface but they curved and this is very interesting. Also, all wall vibrations that the boat room might have would be buffered by the water outside of the boat. This might be very interesting….

Rgs, the Cat

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