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Pipes are a complete full-range system

Posted by KeithR on June 9, 2003 at 13:47:29:
In addtion to what Sordidman said...
What I heard over the 10 minutes I spent in the room was using half of what they are capable of. The room was tiny, and I am sure with a bassier, heavier cut there would have been some issues. Some others below i believe mentioned the same thing.
As far as rock...i specified other genres (indie, world, etc) as well, that most rooms didn't play. It was jazz, small quartets, and female vocals (Krall, Ferguson mainly), and some classical (not full-scale ironically).
As far as quality rock cds...check Harry Pearson's list for starters. Many, many are on there. Not to mention the hybrids of the Stones, Floyd, and Creedence all recently released.
Not to say i didn't have fun, as i did...one room even half joked when i mentioned rock. i'm serious!