Listening to music plays a part in my rehabilitation. My right foot still doesn't move. But that fact belies a whole host of recent changes. When I listen to music, my foot doesn't move, but my brain tells me and it feels like it is tapping. So you are still making progress :dance: Sounds like a ve...

Semi omni speakers still suffer from room related peaks and nulls just the same as P&S :roll: Working with the room still has it's limitations I think. With only the use of an audio equipment set up and test CD and my ears I ran through the various frequencies from 20 Hz to 20 KHz. There was out...

Quote from another forum I wanted to add some results from a paper that I reviewed recently for JAES. The authors looked at brain activity while listening to a common music passage through differing headphones. The "flatter" the headphones response was the lower the brain activity. This st...

Breaking away from Naim was the best thing I ever did. After the initial excitement had worn off and I had tried some Avondale , I realised I was only getting half the music. Of course you could tap yer feet or do some head banging but where is the texture. I get a bit OCD with my diy creations beca...

Forgot transmission line as well.

The rear chamber can be closed, ported or aperiodic apparently.

Found it. Isobaric loading gone mad These speakers are ridiculously expensive.

http://egglestonworks.com/products/the-ivy-signature/

Isobaric bass loading is alive and well in the speaker industry. Neat acoustics use the concept throughout most of their range but they port them :roll: Look at this £19K pair :shock: http://neatacoustics.com/ultimatum-xl10/ I did find some speakers that do it with midrange as well but forgotten wha...

Psychoacoustics. A subject in itself.

Anyway just enjoy the tunes you're a long time dead.

Latteman

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