Recent content by AJ Soundfield

3 weeks to go... :cool:

Congrats. You're not in W Florida/Tampa area per chance?

There's no drama like audiophile drama.

So they join Avantgarde, Klipsch, Magico, YG, etc, etc for their reference sound products. Cool. Ditto for all the studios making the music with Genelecs, JBL, Neumann, et al. All with ADC-DAC DSP. But what would they know about sound? ;) Given the thread, kinda guessed that :)

That was a joke. A lot more people have PSR tech than 5. It's not stereo. How many so called audiophiles do you know who are seeking that level of fidelity? This isn't a new concept https://www.stereophile.com/content/45-years-stereophile Hard to argue against preference. But that has zero...

No, it's not that, it's what you say here- It's what I have and use. PSR. Others too. Correct, very much like the millions of HTs out there. JJs PSR room was indeed lossy at LF. I have a way of doing that without that type of construction, in any normal room, obviously not a 8x8 box. You mean...

Ok lets see the evidence. Out of curiosity, how do you listen to any non analog >80s recording? Oh, BTW, stereo is a lossy format. Very cool. I'm a bit torn by things like Atmos music, which can sound very good or flat out awful. Exactly like SACD, DVD-A etc, it comes down to the whims of the...

No, its that a few people recognize and enjoy audio fidelity aka realism well beyond 2ch. True audiophiles? Yes you badly misread. The articles is about a 5+ ch recording and playback system called Perceptual Soundfield Reconstruction. However, on a separate note, 2ch aka stereo music as we all...

So you think 99% of music recorded since the 80s sounds "degraded"? Ok. Hopefully see you in Feb, we'll put that to the test ;-). I would say 99.99% of so called audiophiles are actually stereophiles. As you say dedicated to two channel. You and Lee have probably not read, or long forgotten...

No, HE means High Efficiency, passive speakers, no DSP. Passive speakers that have rising bass and treble response, like a loudness curve. It stays on all the time.

Careful with facts and common sense there Craig! There are HE speakers with built in loudness curves in their response. That unsurprisingly sound good a lower levels.

That would indeed be cool if he was attending. Years back I did a session with SAS audio club, TT>dual out phono pre, 1 to preamplifier input A, other through an AD/DA 16/44, to preamp input B, voltage matched at preamp output. A/B switching. Results were hilarious. Rumor is JA/Stereophile did...

No D's. We'll just wait for Mr Wayne to reveal the hundreds of recordings he plays. DSP doesn't touch his system.

Unless you know of another "No DSP" option....:cool: Or we could just blissfully keep listening to a D in those 3 letters, believing otherwise.