In Reply to: I was absent that day in audio jargon 201 posted by Bixby on July 10, 2005 at 21:39:56:
>>To me, bloom means expand outward like a flower blooming in slow motion.I figured that's what your definition was! A bloooming flower occupies more space than a non-blooming flower & I noticed that your soundstage expanded w/ volume. To me that implied that the images are not fixed in the soundstage & that there is signal-level dependent distortion. A bad thing!
From whatever I have heard & read, bloom is NOT an expansion in the soundstage! That's all I wanted to point out.
[Most of us are out during Audio Jargon 201! :-) It's a moving target with far too many adjectives to describe sound as we cannot be phy present w/ the listener writing his account. Anyway, I've tried my best to read up on the words' definitions esp. if I chose to use it/them so that I do not use it/them in ignorance. That might a good policy to adopt?]Well, we are having an audio discussion & I'm NOT attacking you personally. So, please do not get that idea.
Look forward to your further comments once you have had more chance to A/B the ESB & NG.
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