Playground for practical listening exercises
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thank you beck - for me its more clear when I hear my own clips.
also thank you for the compliment ... there is still two things on the hifi side - too much bass and sometimes too harsch.
This screw is much more sensitive than one notch or half a notch.
If this is the elevated part of a notch half a notch is in the middle and I have the feeling to either side are two other options which make a difference. That only works on the elevated notch as with the other you don't have the chance to adjust as tiny steps.
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Charlie1 yes I did :)
but it very fast loses the kickdrum at the start
also thank you for the compliment ... there is still two things on the hifi side - too much bass and sometimes too harsch.
This screw is much more sensitive than one notch or half a notch.
If this is the elevated part of a notch half a notch is in the middle and I have the feeling to either side are two other options which make a difference. That only works on the elevated notch as with the other you don't have the chance to adjust as tiny steps.
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Charlie1 yes I did :)
but it very fast loses the kickdrum at the start
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The hifi side has never been my focus. I guess that is why I never really feel the urge to upgrade from where I am now with my own system. :-)
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Def 1 - effortless; 2&3 - strained.
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That’ll be the left one for me.Freddy wrote: ↑2020-02-28 13:20 Ok here we go, hope I don´t interrupt previous session. This is two two wallshelfs I use for my LP12 named left and right. Need help to decide which one that is best.
LeftA
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fqiq3p2l5rw4e ... A.mov?dl=0
RightA
https://www.dropbox.com/s/uab0i5am3c026 ... A.mov?dl=0
LeftB
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tdwr93yie2d3h ... B.mov?dl=0
RightB
https://www.dropbox.com/s/eo6t21rbfttjz ... B.mov?dl=0
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I found it easier to pick Left for A - the song was clearer on the Right, but there was a better connection to the music & emotion of the song on the Left.Spannko wrote: ↑2020-02-29 00:06That’ll be the left one for me.Freddy wrote: ↑2020-02-28 13:20 Ok here we go, hope I don´t interrupt previous session. This is two two wallshelfs I use for my LP12 named left and right. Need help to decide which one that is best.
LeftA
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fqiq3p2l5rw4e ... A.mov?dl=0
RightA
https://www.dropbox.com/s/uab0i5am3c026 ... A.mov?dl=0
LeftB
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tdwr93yie2d3h ... B.mov?dl=0
RightB
https://www.dropbox.com/s/eo6t21rbfttjz ... B.mov?dl=0
I found it more difficult to pick between L&R for B - there didn't seem as much emotion in B to pick L; it felt like the clarity of R helped carry the energy & performance for B, but I didn't really get into B on either, so going by A, I'd go Left, but would probably choose a few more songs to compare & decide.
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Wow this is fun! Very interesting! Thank you so much for your comments! I'm leaning towards left myself but it is not easy even if they give rather different sound character. The left shelf is an Standesign with glas shelf 20+years old and the right is an Audiotech with standard shelf also from the 90ies.
As someone pointed out it might be better to use the Harmoni rack Tor shelfs instead but the floor is not stable enough so when you walk over the it the needle might jump. The Radikal is using best shelf. The right Harmoni rack have home made shelves.
Here are some images so you can see more clearly, the video was so dark
As someone pointed out it might be better to use the Harmoni rack Tor shelfs instead but the floor is not stable enough so when you walk over the it the needle might jump. The Radikal is using best shelf. The right Harmoni rack have home made shelves.
Here are some images so you can see more clearly, the video was so dark
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Lovely sound and lovely pictures of your system Freddy! :-)
The AT33PTG/II has a lovely top end that seems to fit with your Standesign shelf.
And one thing more: it is such a plessure to be able to see and hear such different systems as we have heard here on the “playground”. More systems are always welcome. The diversity and commen focus on music makes the time used here all worth while. :-)
The AT33PTG/II has a lovely top end that seems to fit with your Standesign shelf.
And one thing more: it is such a plessure to be able to see and hear such different systems as we have heard here on the “playground”. More systems are always welcome. The diversity and commen focus on music makes the time used here all worth while. :-)
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Standesign? I used it by myself too about 20 years ago - I still like the wrinkled/crumbled surface of the black coating.
I can’t say thank you enough for this thread - with the help of the form members I have improved my system soo much. And at the same time its a nice teaching tool to learn tune dem.
I can’t say thank you enough for this thread - with the help of the form members I have improved my system soo much. And at the same time its a nice teaching tool to learn tune dem.
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-Wow!
Two pages in a day, some action in here. Need to catch up:)
Final(?) clips for this test and after that I’ll spread some light over what’s been going on!
5a
https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-8HS ... s-1280.mp4
5b
https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-BM8 ... 9-1280.mp4
Two pages in a day, some action in here. Need to catch up:)
Final(?) clips for this test and after that I’ll spread some light over what’s been going on!
5a
https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-8HS ... s-1280.mp4
5b
https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-BM8 ... 9-1280.mp4
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5b for me.
5a iritated my ears.......
5a iritated my ears.......
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5b for me too...
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5b here as well.
This thread is moving so fast that I have missed a bunch of comparisons. Sorry about that!
This thread is moving so fast that I have missed a bunch of comparisons. Sorry about that!
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b for me also.
(Though as a note to myself - really must keep myself from playing these clips too many times. First impressions are stronger and they blend together more and more for each repeat...)
Also good to hear something from the Stones’ more recent albums ;)
Addendum: I’m really looking forward to the reveal on the elaborate matrix of clips.
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6 for “b” including my wife, Kaos did not want to talk about it...
Need to make a few more to confirm this result ;)
Need to make a few more to confirm this result ;)
It was a scientific selection process. I just took a record from the shelf with the thought “Hmm, have not played anything from this part in a long time” 🤷🏻♂️
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Your skills creating suspense are not waisted on us at all............................ :-)
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Hadn’t heard that album in years, it’s currently saving my shopping trip.maffe wrote: ↑2020-02-29 14:03 6 for “b” including my wife, Kaos did not want to talk about it...
Need to make a few more to confirm this result ;)
It was a scientific selection process. I just took a record from the shelf with the thought “Hmm, have not played anything from this part in a long time” 🤷🏻♂️
I’ve always liked it, the sound is a pretty wild mix of dirty London basement back in the day and 80’s glam. Some good songs too!
Again, that’s another great thing with this tread.
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@Freddy. Thanks for posting. One of the advantages of the playground clips is that it’s possible for us to compare the “internet favourites” against something which can sound more musical. Your vids are a great example of that - I would never have even considered that a glass shelved mass market wall bracket could out perform the Audiotech!
While you’re at it, I’d love to hear a comparison of your Harmomylian - please!
While you’re at it, I’d love to hear a comparison of your Harmomylian - please!
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I just counted the scores for left and right wall shelf to be 4 -4. If you include Freddy 5 - 4.Spannko wrote: ↑2020-02-29 15:13 @Freddy. Thanks for posting. One of the advantages of the playground clips is that it’s possible for us to compare the “internet favourites” against something which can sound more musical. Your vids are a great example of that - I would never have even considered that a glass shelved mass market wall bracket could out perform the Audiotech!
While you’re at it, I’d love to hear a comparison of your Harmomylian - please!
Saying that the one is out performing the other I think is an overstatement also when you hear how Freddy commented on them.
I hear different strengths from the shelves. Thats all. :-)
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I choose 5b ... definitely ... unbelievable ... excellent ...maffe wrote: ↑2020-02-29 13:05 -Wow!
Two pages in a day, some action in here. Need to catch up:)
Final(?) clips for this test and after that I’ll spread some light over what’s been going on!
5a
https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-8HS ... s-1280.mp4
5b
https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-BM8 ... 9-1280.mp4
Music First ...
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Nice photos Freddy ... Thank you for sharing ...Freddy wrote: ↑2020-02-29 10:29 Wow this is fun! Very interesting! Thank you so much for your comments! I'm leaning towards left myself but it is not easy even if they give rather different sound character. The left shelf is an Standesign with glas shelf 20+years old and the right is an Audiotech with standard shelf also from the 90ies.
As someone pointed out it might be better to use the Harmoni rack Tor shelfs instead but the floor is not stable enough so when you walk over the it the needle might jump. The Radikal is using best shelf. The right Harmoni rack have home made shelves.
Here are some images so you can see more clearly, the video was so dark
Music First ...
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Clip 1 for me ... others are not at that level ...Defender wrote: ↑2020-02-28 21:00 I am trying to optimize my arm torques (and also trying to understand how much my torque driver is off) but it seems there is either a torque with more musicality or one where I can follow voices better ... I would than think the torque between the two should do but that also doesn't perfectly work:
Clip 1
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l4gtck7dcl0uf ... 1.mov?dl=0
Clip 2
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ko7p46uxwpzpa ... 9.mov?dl=0
Clip 3
https://www.dropbox.com/s/88alf9xclyqm1 ... 7.mov?dl=0
positions are one notch and the next notch - Clip 2 is in between two(half a notch)
Music First ...
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You do realize that your series could be cancelled due to reduced viewership if you don't reveal the plot line. ;-)
By the way I definitely prefer B as well.
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Working my way through the clips I missed.V.A.MKD wrote: ↑2020-02-29 16:11Clip 1 for me ... others are not at that level ...Defender wrote: ↑2020-02-28 21:00 I am trying to optimize my arm torques (and also trying to understand how much my torque driver is off) but it seems there is either a torque with more musicality or one where I can follow voices better ... I would than think the torque between the two should do but that also doesn't perfectly work:
Clip 1
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l4gtck7dcl0uf ... 1.mov?dl=0
Clip 2
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ko7p46uxwpzpa ... 9.mov?dl=0
Clip 3
https://www.dropbox.com/s/88alf9xclyqm1 ... 7.mov?dl=0
positions are one notch and the next notch - Clip 2 is in between two(half a notch)
I also feel Clip 1 is the best, and I would say it gets worse as the clip number gets higher.
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