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Pinipig523 said:Frankly, I dont think Klipschorns are supremely neutral. You're kidding yourself if you know what neutral sounds like when you werent even at the studio when the recording was made.
BBA said:Thats the beauty of music like Pink Floyd, symphonic or other very instrumental music...they have sounds that you know what they are supposed to sound like. It's hard to say a sax or trumpet or piano would sound less natural if it was in a studio or in front of you at a rehearsal. Speaker neutrality can really make these clean or muddy.
When those same sounds are played on various speakers, it's easy to tell which speakers sound more natural and believable, especially if you do have experience listening to the real instruments (anyone who has ever been in an instrumental band or such).
Chair said:they're all mains, deisgned for listening rather than studio monitors
Unfortunate computer problem, but congratulations on the new speakers. I wish someday I could get some high end speakers. :sigh:Pinipig523 said:These speakers are awesome.... they're playing right now and it's far better than anything I've had before. No contest in my opinion. I'll post pics and more thoughts tomorrow... I just finished setting them up and my computer crashed (completely - had to do a format and clean XP install, stupid XFi drivers!).
Im going to bed.
towert7 said:Unfortunate computer problem, but congratulations on the new speakers. I wish someday I could get some high end speakers. :sigh:
Die'ing to see some pictures and a short review of them.![]()