Bikerneil
Been waiting for someone with a similar setup to comment on this point. So glad someone experiences the same sound and imaging that I do. It is unbelievable, the sound is so
good to me that I am completely satisfied as I have said prior
The point you make about these type of speaker positioning is critical. I’ve have this system for more than a year. It a disappointment me to say this, but I just recently, within the last few weeks, I finally made the proper speaker adjustments and I now have the sound that you and I are describing as well. A full year, but now I’m here.
I just traded In my C47 picked up a McIntosh C53. With the built in 8 band equalizer. One of the truly first, I think, Preamps with a equalizer that does not diminish the sound from what I hear. The comments from many popular high level audiophile reviewers also confirms this minimum loss, if any, due to the equalizer. I
cant wait to play with the sound variations to my liking. Or to simply turn off the EQ to return to the originally intended recorded sound
Been waiting for someone with a similar setup to comment on this point. So glad someone experiences the same sound and imaging that I do. It is unbelievable, the sound is so
good to me that I am completely satisfied as I have said prior
The point you make about these type of speaker positioning is critical. I’ve have this system for more than a year. It a disappointment me to say this, but I just recently, within the last few weeks, I finally made the proper speaker adjustments and I now have the sound that you and I are describing as well. A full year, but now I’m here.
I just traded In my C47 picked up a McIntosh C53. With the built in 8 band equalizer. One of the truly first, I think, Preamps with a equalizer that does not diminish the sound from what I hear. The comments from many popular high level audiophile reviewers also confirms this minimum loss, if any, due to the equalizer. I
cant wait to play with the sound variations to my liking. Or to simply turn off the EQ to return to the originally intended recorded sound