”@buellrider97 I see joy on Geddy and Alex’s face. Some nerves (maybe) on Anika. I thought she sounded great.” She is great. She’s also German. Wonder how it felt to be drumming in concert underneath video stream of Neil Pert? Also wondering if you listened to the Youtube soundtrack through your Imersiv D1, and if so how it sounds? kn |
You motivated me to take my laptop and connect it direct by USB to the imeriv D-1. Normally I have a Sonore OpticalRendu on the USB input. I have heard Finding My Way on YouTube over 10x and via the imersiv D-1 it is almost very good. Definitely better than any previous times I have heard the Youtube clip, but the sound is still restricted somewhere. The drums are more pronounced on the D-1 and sound even better than I had heard before. BTW - I sold my more neutral CODA #16 last week and replaced it with the 30-year-old CODA #11, which I just got back from CODA after $144 in upgrades and bias adjustment. A great move, since the slightly warmer #11 is a perfect match for the #11. Now if I sell either of these, I need to be committed. BTW2 - back in the day I would be very excited to see any video of RUSH, especially the Subdivisions video which was shot in my high school and neighborhood. However today, I have tons of RUSH concert videos at my fingertips, fantastic.
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Hah! My wife and I met in SB. Lived in a succession of funky rooms and shacks. Left in ’83, seeking a more affordable locale. I retain many fond memories of living in SB, beginning in ’76. For music-lovers, it was truly a paradise!
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@yyzsantabarbara I just received Moving Pictures vinyl. It’s a reissue but states the following…
I’m pleasantly surprised by the sound quality. I do find that Rush recordings are light on bass. It’s focused more on showing Geddy Lee’s skills rather than the chest thumping bass. I don’t think my system is lacking in bass delivery but this is purely just tuneful playing of the instrument. |
