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User Details - Luong
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Luong Ngoc Vo | |
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March 3, 2013
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| Kal , as usual, hits the nail right on its head Kal conceives his goal very clearly. When listening to his sound system at home, he prefers to simulate the feeling he gets from being in a decent seat in the audience section of a concert hall. His endeavour is backed by the majority of multichannel recording labels in the sense that most Mch discs ... more | |
March 3, 2013
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| I thought you didn’t like immersive recording (read: musicians in the rear speakers). You might want to take a look at the thread “Stage perspective… A list of discs with music from behind.” Most of those discs will give your surround system a real workout. For example, the antiphonal brass from Tuba mirum in Berlioz Requiem discs, especially the ... more | |
December 20, 2012
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| Amon Ra ‘s comment sounds sensible in this demagnetizing business. Common dynamic speakers have strong permanent magnets in the core driver. In order to demagnetize them , that is , to nullify their permanent magnetic fields you have to expend considerable energy such as heating them to higher than 800 degrees Celsius , or overriding them with a ... more | |
November 25, 2012
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| Congratualtion on your decision to explore Multichannel SACDs. You will have amazing repertoires to delve into, choral, orchestral, and so on. I would like to know your preference for listening position when you listen to multichannel recordings at home. For example: 1) Emulation of the choir director's position. 2) In a synthetic position where ... more | |
October 28, 2012
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| 1)This is a compilation of BIS mch SACD discs with musicians also in the rear channels (from BIS thread 2754 - 2758) Aho: Symphony No. 12 - Storgårds [t=5344] Respighi: Roman Trilogy - Neschling [t=6760] Encores - Kroumata Percussion Ensemble [t=3455] Gunnar Idenstam: Jukkaslatar [t=6879] 2) This is my reflection about a post by ... more | |
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