
Looking for some more serious listening after dinner.
Thank you Mark!

Looked at the track listing.Don wrote:Has anybody played this yet? Popped in a few minutes ago and the sound quality, imaging and soundstage are just over the top.Is playing on the whole house system and walked in the HTR for a quick listen while Track 15 was playing. Track 15 is a cut by Jen Chapin called "You Haven't Done Nothin". The soundstage is so wide and deep, the Sax player sounds like he is almost in another room. He appears to be far behind and way to the left of the left channel speaker.
Looking for some more serious listening after dinner.
Thank you Mark!
OconeeOrange wrote:"Gary likes to play it 'loud' as do I. His system begs you turn it up until you die"
TNRabbit wrote:It was playing at the outdoor party we had Saturday night...
Spot on! This observation tells me a lot about whatever system you were listening too when you made this observation. I can't for the life of me figure out how you determined it was a "he" who was playing the sax though. I gotta come down and hear your rig if it's that good.Don wrote:Track 15 is a cut by Jen Chapin called "You Haven't Done Nothin". The soundstage is so wide and deep, the Sax player sounds like he is almost in another room. He appears to be far behind and way to the left of the left channel speaker.
Shame on you for not knowing this Angelo. Your sentence is kitchen duty at CF 2012. Patricia Barber/ Cafe Blue/ What a shame BTW, the whole disc /album is great.angelod307 wrote:what patricia barber album/cd/track was bob listening to?
treitz3 wrote:Spot on! This observation tells me a lot about whatever system you were listening too when you made this observation. I can't for the life of me figure out how you determined it was a "he" who was playing the sax though. I gotta come down and hear your rig if it's that good.Don wrote:Track 15 is a cut by Jen Chapin called "You Haven't Done Nothin". The soundstage is so wide and deep, the Sax player sounds like he is almost in another room. He appears to be far behind and way to the left of the left channel speaker.
OconeeOrange wrote:"Gary likes to play it 'loud' as do I. His system begs you turn it up until you die"