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RE: REVIEW: IsoAcoustics Inc. Orea Indigo Accessory

Posted by el34eh@yahoo.com (A) on July 6, 2018 at 09:17:35

In Reply to: RE: REVIEW: IsoAcoustics Inc. Orea Indigo Accessory posted by Ric on July 6, 2018 at 06:40:14:

Ric,

Nice response. In my way of thinking after having admitted to making mistakes in building systems earlier on, just to move onto something different without even actually knowing how extract the best from what was right before me, as earlier on I different know the different flavors of cables | cords | tubes or isolation footers at said time.

Yet having also grown wiser with age, it finally kicked in......., instead of trying to tailor the sound of my system to please someone else's senses, why not concentrate on how to please self, and in doing so began to understand the importance of said items, as well as build my current statement based upon things like pitch | truth of timbre or attack of notes | its ability to unravel notes and highlight hidden nuances within the notes them self, as well as striven to accomplish a sense of balances where detail and refinement meet somewhere in the middle as not to be overly aggressive, nor overly soft where vital detail goes unnoticed......, a very fine line indeed, yet one that's within anyone's reach provided they first off understand what the old adage of the 80s meant when some spoke on synergy.

I've seen far to many friends | associates changing gear within 1-2 months, which in truth isn't even time for some components within their system to have fully settled it before seeking small variations in sonics, only to once again watch as they dismantled their current system yet again......, when does it end?.

I believe like I've been told by plenty of my Japanese buddies as far back as 1978, that all to often Westerns and Europeans tend to focus to much attention on listening to what their components do | don't do......., yet have forgotten the act of listening to and into the music abstract senses of emotional impact and allow themselves to be placed within the confines of what feels | sounds right.

I'm just happy that alone the way, I've found more then a few whom are willing to at least listen, instead of basing shit upon the cost or material in which an item is made........, as an avid proponent of Shun Mook Super Diamond Resonators as my reference point for all footers, I'd never see logic in destroying one to see what's inside, as I much rather focus on the textural integration is presents before me when listening into and around each note.

I knew in advance by posting this, I'd bring a few naysayers into the mix, yet as we all know......, the proof is in the listening, as assumptions be damned.

Enjoy your ongoing quest, as started elsewhere mine has reached its zenith......., new toys every other month does not a trusted ear make, nor opinions based upon BS as written by those whom are willing to seek the truth for themselves, this Ex-Marine marches to a different drummer, called self-reliance.

Second guessing what I hear | feel isn't an option.

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