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In the Thread: Crossover Design
Post Subject: EdgarHorn systemPosted by drdna on: 12/31/2011
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 Kerry Brown wrote:
Adrian, as I recall you live in San Francisco. You are still welcome to visit and listen to my horns, I'd like to hear your setup as well. I am curious how your Edgarhorn system compares to mine. Anyone else who would like to hear a well implemented Edgarhorn system is also welcome to visit.
Kerry, I would love to come by when it is convenient for you and listen to your horn set-up, and if you do not mind I would probably report about it here for the benefit of those who live further away. Please contact me and we can set up a time.

I suspect that if I listen to your system or if you listen to mine, we may find we both still prefer our own systems. I have said many times before that I believe all people truly hear differently, just all everyone has different shaped faces and different sensitivity to  hot chili peppers and some people are even color blind but there is probably more subtle variation we never have examined. You and I surely listen for different things in stereo and we must adjust different parameters to make the stereo sound more like what YOU or I hear as live sound -- and it is different for each of us. 

Is it true that the words "neutral" and "dynamic" and "inner detail" have importance for you? My experience with digital equalization and alignment makes me think they might, as this seems to be its strength?

In any regard, I look forward to hearing from you.

Adrian

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