Recent content by 88Keys

Oh yes, there are quite a few. The Dan Clark Audio "Corina" model seems like a contender. Several reviews mention it has more "body" than do some electrostatics, which is appealing. I listened to some Martin Logan electrostatic speakers before I bought my Sonus Fabers. I thought the clarity was...

I'm considering electrostatic headphones when the time comes.

You don't have to have vast knowledge to post recordings that you love. No one is expecting any musical analysis!

I see that this thread has been dead for a little over 5 years, so let's try to resuscitate it! I enjoyed this new recording this morning.

Actually, there is an existing classical music thread, but no one has posted in it for 5 years!! https://www.audioshark.org/threads/classical-music-only-what-youre-listening-to-now-or-very-recently-any-mediums.163/

I'm considering adding a headphone system, but that would be an addition, not an upgrade. ;)

This is quite a wild ride!

I have it and love it!

I don't see a dedicated thread about this topic, so I thought I'd start one! (If there is one and I missed it, then a moderator is free to delete this one.) Great music, playing, and sound unite in this recording. Eudora always provides its musicians with excellent sound.

My typical listening volume is between 60-75 dB, which is not particularly loud, and my Sonus Fabers sound great at that level. I only occasionally hit 80dB according to my decibel meter, and that level is usually with a powerful pipe organ or massive climax in a symphony. I listen mostly to...

Thank you!

Thank you. I must resist. I must resist.;)

Duplicate!

As you might guess, I play the piano. I started lessons at age 8, and many decades later I'm still at it, so I guess I'm a fairly advanced player. I started my quest for a good stereo system in my late teens, slowly increasing the quality until I reached my present day system. It's listed in my...