RELAXIN' John.Does that help your theory? :0)
Playground for practical listening exercises
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Yes it does Relaxin’ sounds best to me, you can hear what the keyboard is playing.
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Before we go to the results ,let's talk about the band.
The music is a Crusaders track ,you might not be familiar with their music,but no matter your preferred genre you will have heard or have some of these musicians in your collection.
Joe Sample
Larry Carlton
Wayne Henderson
Stix Hooper
Wilton Felder.
For me the stars of the show are,
The guitarist Larry Carlton.Yes that Kid Charlemagne solo
https://youtu.be/B_OXtCTHXig
Wilton Felder,although a saxophonist he also played bass from time to time,as he does on this track and album.
His debut album was the Bullit soundtrack which was produced by Wayne Henderson the trombonist in the band.
Wilton Felder played bass on
J5's ABC
Marving Gay's Let's get it on
Joni Mitchells For the roses,Court and Spark and THOTSL
Joan Baez,Diamonds and Rust
Jackson Browne ,For Everyman
Steely Dan Pretzel Logic
Jon Cale,Paris 1919
Michael Frank's Art of Tea (for you Fredrik)
.and many more.
RELAXIN' .....KAIRN LINTO LINGO1
COOKIN'........ KAIRN LINGO1 LINTO
STEAMIN'.........KAIRN LINTO LINGO1 PLUGGED INTO WALL SOCKET
WORKIN'.........LINTO KAIRN LINGO1
Obviously I'll need to try the 2 iterations with the LINGO1 leading.
Many thanks peeps.
The music is a Crusaders track ,you might not be familiar with their music,but no matter your preferred genre you will have heard or have some of these musicians in your collection.
Joe Sample
Larry Carlton
Wayne Henderson
Stix Hooper
Wilton Felder.
For me the stars of the show are,
The guitarist Larry Carlton.Yes that Kid Charlemagne solo
https://youtu.be/B_OXtCTHXig
Wilton Felder,although a saxophonist he also played bass from time to time,as he does on this track and album.
His debut album was the Bullit soundtrack which was produced by Wayne Henderson the trombonist in the band.
Wilton Felder played bass on
J5's ABC
Marving Gay's Let's get it on
Joni Mitchells For the roses,Court and Spark and THOTSL
Joan Baez,Diamonds and Rust
Jackson Browne ,For Everyman
Steely Dan Pretzel Logic
Jon Cale,Paris 1919
Michael Frank's Art of Tea (for you Fredrik)
.and many more.
RELAXIN' .....KAIRN LINTO LINGO1
COOKIN'........ KAIRN LINGO1 LINTO
STEAMIN'.........KAIRN LINTO LINGO1 PLUGGED INTO WALL SOCKET
WORKIN'.........LINTO KAIRN LINGO1
Obviously I'll need to try the 2 iterations with the LINGO1 leading.
Many thanks peeps.
I know that tune
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Thank you Lego! Very interesting.
What appears to be missing is the order that some on this forum have preferred in the past:
Lingo - Linto - Kairn
And compare that to Cookin's
Kairn - Lingo - Linto
In other words, pre amp first versus source first in the strip. (Those are in my opinion the only two choices worth comparing).
What appears to be missing is the order that some on this forum have preferred in the past:
Lingo - Linto - Kairn
And compare that to Cookin's
Kairn - Lingo - Linto
In other words, pre amp first versus source first in the strip. (Those are in my opinion the only two choices worth comparing).
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+1lejonklou wrote: ↑2021-12-31 14:50 Thank you Lego! Very interesting.
What appears to be missing is the order that some on this forum have preferred in the past:
Lingo - Linto - Kairn
And compare that to Cookin's
Kairn - Lingo - Linto
In other words, pre amp first versus source first in the strip. (Those are in my opinion the only two choices worth comparing).
Indeed an interesting comparison. I'm not particularly surprised at the outcome. In my system SMs first, then Radikal, and on down the line.
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I agree,a kind of following the signal ...I'll d that nextlejonklou wrote: ↑2021-12-31 14:50 Thank you Lego! Very interesting.
What appears to be missing is the order that some on this forum have preferred in the past:
Lingo - Linto - Kairn
And compare that to Cookin's
Kairn - Lingo - Linto
In other words, pre amp first versus source first in the strip. (Those are in my opinion the only two choices worth comparing).
I know that tune
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What I find really remarkable is how big the differences are and how easy it is to hear them on clips recorded with a phone.
Clips of two different loudspeakers:
'Hmmm, well, I'm not entirely sure but I think I prefer one of them. How do you rate them when listening in the room?'
Clips of two power cords swapping positions in the strip:
'That was easy. One is great and the other terrible!'
Clips of two different loudspeakers:
'Hmmm, well, I'm not entirely sure but I think I prefer one of them. How do you rate them when listening in the room?'
Clips of two power cords swapping positions in the strip:
'That was easy. One is great and the other terrible!'
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Thank you Lego! I've already established my preference for preamp first. I did that when I still had a Urika. On your clips I ranked Kairn-Lingo-Linto first, and Kairn-Linto-Lingo last. Accordingly I've swapped my Entity-Radikal for Radikal-Entity. Nice!
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I’ve decided to have a go at building a pair of speakers. I thought the first step would be to determine if drive units have an “innate musicality”, and if so, what is the magnitude of the differences.
So, here’s a couple of videos comparing a couple of woofers I just happen to have (ie they haven’t been chosen as candidates for the final build).
It’ll be interesting to see what differences you all hear in the clips.
Enjoy!
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1253qWtHuohvLT
So, here’s a couple of videos comparing a couple of woofers I just happen to have (ie they haven’t been chosen as candidates for the final build).
It’ll be interesting to see what differences you all hear in the clips.
Enjoy!
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1253qWtHuohvLT
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Oh, yeah. Radikal, phono stage is definitely the order after the preamp.David Neel wrote: ↑2021-12-31 19:08 Thank you Lego! I've already established my preference for preamp first. I did that when I still had a Urika. On your clips I ranked Kairn-Lingo-Linto first, and Kairn-Linto-Lingo last. Accordingly I've swapped my Entity-Radikal for Radikal-Entity. Nice!
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First one was making me feel slightly uneasy,that feeling you get when someone in a film is swimming under water and they cant find a way out.Second one was miles better ..Spannko wrote: ↑2021-12-31 19:38 I’ve decided to have a go at building a pair of speakers. I thought the first step would be to determine if drive units have an “innate musicality”, and if so, what is the magnitude of the differences.
So, here’s a couple of videos comparing a couple of woofers I just happen to have (ie they haven’t been chosen as candidates for the final build).
It’ll be interesting to see what differences you all hear in the clips.
Enjoy!
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1253qWtHuohvLT
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You're welcome David ,glad to hear it.David Neel wrote: ↑2021-12-31 19:08 Thank you Lego! I've already established my preference for preamp first. I did that when I still had a Urika. On your clips I ranked Kairn-Lingo-Linto first, and Kairn-Linto-Lingo last. Accordingly I've swapped my Entity-Radikal for Radikal-Entity. Nice!
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Here’s another couple of woofer clips. Same bass units, but this time filtered at 90Hz instead of 2000Hz.
One of the woofers is about 120mm dia, the other about 200mm dia (that’s about 4 1/2” and 8” for our imperial friends)
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1253qWtHuohvLT
One of the woofers is about 120mm dia, the other about 200mm dia (that’s about 4 1/2” and 8” for our imperial friends)
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1253qWtHuohvLT
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I'd like to hear them after 500 hours of burn in.Spannko wrote: ↑2021-12-31 21:48 Here’s another couple of woofer clips. Same bass units, but this time filtered at 90Hz instead of 2000Hz.
One of the woofers is about 120mm dia, the other about 200mm dia (that’s about 4 1/2” and 8” for our imperial friends)
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1253qWtHuohvLT
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Unused power strip ready to use, a really useful PLE.Lego wrote: ↑2021-12-31 21:46You're welcome David ,glad to hear it.David Neel wrote: ↑2021-12-31 19:08 Thank you Lego! I've already established my preference for preamp first. I did that when I still had a Urika. On your clips I ranked Kairn-Lingo-Linto first, and Kairn-Linto-Lingo last. Accordingly I've swapped my Entity-Radikal for Radikal-Entity. Nice!
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Both drive aren’t new, they are well and truly worn in! What do you think of them as is? Particularly the differences between the two units when reproducing different bandwidths. I find the differences interesting, but I’m not too sure what can be made of them tbh.FairPlayMotty wrote: ↑2021-12-31 22:04I'd like to hear them after 500 hours of burn in.Spannko wrote: ↑2021-12-31 21:48 Here’s another couple of woofer clips. Same bass units, but this time filtered at 90Hz instead of 2000Hz.
One of the woofers is about 120mm dia, the other about 200mm dia (that’s about 4 1/2” and 8” for our imperial friends)
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1253qWtHuohvLT
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Ok here's .
1)LINGO1 KAIRN LINTO
2)LINGO1 LINTO KAIRN
3)KAIRN LINGO1 LINTO .....Maybe in that order.
PARSLEY
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U4WU3t ... p=drivesdk
SAGE
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U391uI ... p=drivesdk
ROSEMARY & THYME
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U2wB0S ... p=drivesdk
1)LINGO1 KAIRN LINTO
2)LINGO1 LINTO KAIRN
3)KAIRN LINGO1 LINTO .....Maybe in that order.
PARSLEY
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U4WU3t ... p=drivesdk
SAGE
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U391uI ... p=drivesdk
ROSEMARY & THYME
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U2wB0S ... p=drivesdk
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That first one is useless ,bin it Spannko .Save yoursel some timeSpannko wrote: ↑2021-12-31 21:48 Here’s another couple of woofer clips. Same bass units, but this time filtered at 90Hz instead of 2000Hz.
One of the woofers is about 120mm dia, the other about 200mm dia (that’s about 4 1/2” and 8” for our imperial friends)
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1253qWtHuohvLT
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I agree fully!Lego wrote: ↑2021-12-31 23:25That first one is useless ,bin it Spannko .Save yoursel some timeSpannko wrote: ↑2021-12-31 21:48 Here’s another couple of woofer clips. Same bass units, but this time filtered at 90Hz instead of 2000Hz.
One of the woofers is about 120mm dia, the other about 200mm dia (that’s about 4 1/2” and 8” for our imperial friends)
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1253qWtHuohvLT
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The first sounds like it's drunk after a large intake of neat absinthe. The second sounds mildly drunk. Are you sure your "laboratory" set up is giving the woofers a chance Spannko?Lego wrote: ↑2021-12-31 23:25That first one is useless ,bin it Spannko .Save yoursel some timeSpannko wrote: ↑2021-12-31 21:48 Here’s another couple of woofer clips. Same bass units, but this time filtered at 90Hz instead of 2000Hz.
One of the woofers is about 120mm dia, the other about 200mm dia (that’s about 4 1/2” and 8” for our imperial friends)
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1253qWtHuohvLT
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200mm would have to have some crossover help and some careful cabinet loading to help speed that driver up subjectively. What happens if you run two 120mm's in its place?Spannko wrote: ↑2021-12-31 21:48 Here’s another couple of woofer clips. Same bass units, but this time filtered at 90Hz instead of 2000Hz.
One of the woofers is about 120mm dia, the other about 200mm dia (that’s about 4 1/2” and 8” for our imperial friends)
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1253qWtHuohvLT
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SAGE - best of the three. Kould that be Kairn first per the sage advice of Prof, Lejonklou?Lego wrote: ↑2021-12-31 22:45 Ok here's .
1)LINGO1 KAIRN LINTO
2)LINGO1 LINTO KAIRN
3)KAIRN LINGO1 LINTO .....Maybe in that order.
PARSLEY
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U4WU3t ... p=drivesdk
SAGE
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U391uI ... p=drivesdk
ROSEMARY & THYME
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U2wB0S ... p=drivesdk
Will wait patiently'til next year to find out ;-)
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Happy New Year Scooter62Scooter62 wrote: ↑2022-01-01 06:22SAGE - best of the three. Kould that be Kairn first per the sage advice of Prof, Lejonklou?Lego wrote: ↑2021-12-31 22:45 Ok here's .
1)LINGO1 KAIRN LINTO
2)LINGO1 LINTO KAIRN
3)KAIRN LINGO1 LINTO .....Maybe in that order.
PARSLEY
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U4WU3t ... p=drivesdk
SAGE
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U391uI ... p=drivesdk
ROSEMARY & THYME
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U2wB0S ... p=drivesdk
Will wait patiently'til next year to find out ;-)
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