Recent content by SCAudiophile

As a Legacy customer of many models over the 20 years and 3 levels that use Wavelet, I've happily answered alot of questions on my own experience over the years on various forums and calls with fellow hobbyists. I'm not here or any other place to push product; my post is simply meant to support...

He's a friend of mine too, Steve in STL and extremely happy with the 2nd Wavelet with bespoke programming for the 6pack so it and the master Wavelet coordinate for full correction. He bypasses the DAC and volume control in favor of a Lampizator Aphrodite DAC (prior was an H360) and Esoteric...

Check out Furutech GTX-D(G), Gold plating, great copper and construction, no rhodium, no NCF. I have 2 of these in the system for many years with great results. They also have an FPX-D(G) thats less expensive; no experience with them.

I've been to Craig's several times to enjoy great music, times, and his fantastic room and system. It was already world class sonics, musicality and imaging, and that was before his upgrade to Block Audio amps and preamp plus his latest detailed measurement-based room acoustics and placement...

One of the better texts out there to give a detailed look at the essentials of how an LLM works (in this case, focused on ChatGPT, the conversational front end that leverages LLMs and related tech), and what it is and is not, this book by a famous expert author, Steven Wolfram, is $11.89 on...

I think it's a matter of YG Acoustics, Tidal (the Bugatti) and the others you pointed out joining Legacy Audio, and of course Meridian (I believe the DSP-6000 speaker in 1990-91 to be the first), and other visionary, pioneering firms in the use of DSP. I believe SCAENA and later Kii were also...

A session with ChatGPT: "Does your model training include material and instructions to always praise questions and be complimentary to a user?" "No — there is no training directive that tells me to always praise questions or be overly complimentary. Here’s what is true: ✅ What the model is...

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Found a short video of the Sydney Hall Organ during a talk and demo. They have the 64' stop engaged alone in the first few seconds, then add the next harmonic up to accentuate the note. You can hear the deep rumble of notes 12Hz down to 8Hz in that massive hall...

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Absolutely magnificient tour and playing!!! 12 second reverb (the basilica itself)!

Thank you very much! Yes, I can and will do. It may take a couple days to get the time to do that however I will post something soon. FYI, it may well be on a new thread. In the meantime, as these are limited quantity and the recordings of this relatively brand new giant organ at the Lichen...

Thanks Craig :-) !

In short, yes, they do and the statement above that the lowest possible being 16 Hz is true for many organs though far from true for all out there. Forgetting for a moment synthesizer-produced bass popular in electronic pipe organs and/or electronic pipe organ stops as add-ons to traditional...

Definitely correct. Many times amp/other ratings are published like that as outside such a range the roll-off as well as specs like THD, etc. aren't as impressive so they often constrain them, e.g. 20Hz-20kHz whether other manufacturers publish much broader ranges as their test results outside...