BigTom
Well-Known Member
You could do some serious damage with the hallographic things or the vibratron!
Do you consider yourself an audiophile?
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seems more financially beneficial to buy 8.
BigTom
Well-Known Member
I had a feeling it was more expensive to buy 6 but didn't bother doing the maths. I mean if you're going to buy these things you're almost certainly gullible enough to just assume it was a better deal.
If you buy 8 and sell 2 you’ll save yourself seven quid.
BigTom
Well-Known Member
Bargain. Do that 100 times and you can buy youself a special fuse!
no way sherlock
beesonthewhatnow
going deaf for a living
These are still my all time favourite “hifi” productDon't pay any attention to that ^^^ nonsense from GIK acoustics.
You need to get yourself a pair of Shakti Hallographic Soundfield Optimisers ($1,495)
The Hallograph - Shakti Innovations
The Hallograph Soundfield Optimizer The Hallograph breakthrough technology is the result of over 10 years of research that studied the effects of the speaker/room interface. We learned how to reduce the audibility of the chaotic reflections from the walls of the listening room so they wont...www.shakti-innovations.com
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Nothing else can extend your soundstage without compromising clarity and detail in quite the same way.
beesonthewhatnow
going deaf for a living
Don’t forget to place a small carbon fibre disk exactly 1.23 inches from each corner.
Dont such discs require earthing via high cap' wires and spikes driven directly into pre dampened earth though? You dont want any feedback loops interfering with the analogue signals after all.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
I almost feel like we could do with another thread. One for audiophile wank where people spend a small fortune on cables and get laughed at and another more useful (but less funny) one where people who like audio and don't want to spend silly money can get sensible advice.
moody
Member of The Underground.
yeah just the standard rca cables that come hard wired, only the mk7 and the GR models have female sockets for rcas.
I would like to upgrade the cables but that's a job for another day.
They need hanging from the ceiling and room temperature needs to be maintained at 16 degrees for ideal sonic goodness.
danski
"vibey"
Come on. Don’t take the piss out of moody.
He’s pleased with his set up and is looking to share, or ask for advice and you pile in with that. Despicable.
Everyone knows it’s 18 degrees
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Apologies. I forgot that it differs in the northern hemisphere with the reversed magnetism of the poles.Come on. Don’t take piss out of moody.
He’s pleased with his set up and looking to share or ask for advice and you pile in with that. Despicable.
Everyone knows it’s 18 degrees
Also need to turn the speakers 5 degrees to the north to allow for daylight saving, reversing the adjustment when the clocks go back
my stands are filled with sand or lead or summat that is guaranteed to break your back if you need to move them. no spikes, straight on to laminate floor. unsurpassable sound quality in every sense. Especially after a bottle of glenmorangie with lagavulin chasers.
The reflective coefficient of laminate flooring is well understood by advanced audiophiles such as myself. to overcome any issues i find that strategically positioned dead bottles of bob dylan bourbon can be helpful, along with encouraging the cairn terrier to lay within the optimised area, usually under my feet, slightly left of centre (in line with ones personal politics) in regards to the stereo sweet spot.
i have often considered replacing the cairn terrier with a St Bernard when the systems sound quality fails to impress other advanced audiophiles who drop 'round to admire my set up. The potential disadvantage of course are feeding costs and moving hundredweights of dog shit each day.
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
Spoilsport.
For someone who has caned a bottle and a bit of single malt before 11am your thinking (and typing) are impressive. Love it
. I'm such an audiophile that I've bi-wired my speakers 
Not that convinced by the biwiring fad. i recall my dad had a system decades since, which had minescule speakers called minimax which i believe originated in the old soviets. They were wired to a garrard(100?) with a fancy arm arrangement and an early cambridge (p50?) amplifier. His speaker wires was mains bell flex, thin stuff, easily bent around corners, which appealed to his fastidious nature, allowing the wire to be tacked to skirting board tops and painted over. The whole thing absolutely rocked. He listened mainly to classical stuff, mostly unappealing to these hippy ears. But when he was at work, out would come the Grateful dead and Sgnt Pepper. Marvelous sounds from bell wire.
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