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In the Forum: Horn-Loaded Speakers
In the Thread: Volti Audio's Vittora

Post Subject: How enough a basic hygiene is?Posted by Romy the Cat on: 11/1/2014

Well, you for sure did make a valid argument but from my point of view the argument even valid but not definitive. You see, when you are a baby and you crap in whatever you are wearing then you for sure do it because you do not have an association between discomfort near your bottom and the necessity to pass the residuals of you GA track. Then, as you grow up, your parents teach you to use a toilet. You do not question the toilet benefit and you do not invent toilet – you use what zillion generation before you have developed to accommodate your basic human need. It is king of unspoken rule for adults do not crap in what they wearing and to use toilets. You do not need to develop some kind of fine acquired taste in order to chose to use a toilet, this come to you naturally and it is rather a norm then a subject of choice.

Now about the time alignment. No one told me about time alignment, I developed the relationship between time alignment and auditable experiences completely in my own by years of listening and experimenting. Years back I wrote an article “Macondo's Axioms” where I clearly stated that for multichannel horn installation the time alignment is mandatory. It is not that if people do not use time alignment then they violate some kind of stupid wish of mine but rather I know easels what and how they listening and I do not value those listening experiences. So, I am not in the business to make internet audio yahoos to take me seriously but I am perfectly within my rights do not take anybody seriously if they ether by verdure of own hearing or by virtue of following my rules do not factor time alignment in own acoustic system design. To me the time alignment is basic design hygiene and if a person dumps the MF and tweeter in random locations and does not feel that “something is wrong” then I truly do not care what this person thinks or do in audio.

Pretend that your orchestra has addition and they are searching for a second trumpet. How would you feel about a 35 year old man who still craps in whatever he is wearing? It is not very accurate example as his crappy pence do not directly impede his playing techniques. The misaligned drivers do affects anything else, including some very fine micro-perceptions of musical seriousness. From what I have seen on audio any person who put MF and HF in misalignment do listen only restaurant music and I see no need to have more than a table radio to play that music.

Rgs, the Cat

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