- Posted by Garland (A) on June 10, 2003 at 06:36:09
In Reply to: my impression of HE2003 posted by Doc B. on June 09, 2003 at 18:54:23:
I'm guessing that these levels are just a result of trying to overcome ambient noise in the room. We all love to listen in the middle of the night when it is so quiet and our systems sound so good. I love to hear Sarah Vaughn breathing between phrases and Issac Stern holding his bow inches above the stings ready to dive in! You just can't hear these things in a room with a dozen people adding their own noise to the experience.G.
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- Re: High vloume levels: a possible explanation: - DRCope 09:15:52 06/10/03
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- In Reply to: High vloume levels: a possible explanation: posted by Garland on June 10, 2003 at 06:36:09:
I think you're being entirely too kind. ;-)
Most exhibitors wouldn't recognize the ability to musically communicate if it bit them in the output transformer.
The kindest thing I can think is that people think they'll "get" what they're missing at low volume by turning it up. I got's some bad news: If it doesn't come across at low to moderate volume, it ain't there to begin with, and then you sure as hell don't want to turn it up.
Keep your ears and your mind open.
- Re: High vloume levels: a possible explanation: - Garland 09:39:29 06/10/03
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- In Reply to: Re: High vloume levels: a possible explanation: posted by DRCope on June 10, 2003 at 09:15:52:
I think you must be right. I forget about these dealers we're talking about...! It's been a while!
G.
- Re: High vloume levels: a possible explanation: - Garland 09:39:29 06/10/03
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