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In the Forum: Audio Discussions
In the Thread: Speakers: a hi-fi disaster.
Post Subject: About the feedback semantics.Posted by Romy the Cat on: 1/17/2005

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 Antonio J. wrote:
It looks like after all we cannot speak about how reproduced music should sound without going back into the "audiophile jargon".
Yes and no. There is nothing wrong about "audiophile jargon” and it must be used in context of most available speakers.

Antonio, you might realize eventually then when you come across to an acoustic system that sound really worthy then none of  "audiophile jargon” might be applicable to it. I mean the better playback performs the less semantic could be associated with the playback. (Now you understand how well were the speakers that got the "raving reviews".) I constantly finding new solutions with my  own acoustic system and keep expose them to some selected people. Interestingly: the better (from my perspective) my playback sounds  (sometimes!) the less feedback I am able to get from those people. Sometimes I have to pull the worlds out of thier mouth…

Furthermore, when I hear a really serious installations then it is a huge educational experience and I feel hardily any semantic that I wiling to express. I think this is very universal tendency…

Yes, I might write a long essay about practically any available speaker that I heard.

Rgs,
Romy the Cat

PS: Actually, there is one “if” in all of this: the very serious playback might generate a very serious semantics but it semantics of very different level. Most of the audio-doodlessts that I have met in audio are not capable to do it – they have no creatively, talent, artisticy or just plain.... brains. I know very- very few audio guys who can.

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