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Romy the Cat's
personal site dedicated to advanced audio and evolved music reproduction
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I agree that an amplifier can indeed change one's perception of the music. As I have lived with the ML2 for three years, I think about the music differently. It is difficult to explain. I feel like I am closer to what the performer is doing and...
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in my system thread about my old system, sublime sound, I describe doing just that. I completely changed the acoustics and speaker positioning, and set up to create nationality in my system. I did the same thing in my new system long before David v...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]I see your point. You feel uncomfortable with my declaration of the third Way is the right way. Or even worse, me proclaiming that it is the only right way. It makes sense to be uncomfortable with this position. However, I...
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You may not attach yourself to any audio cult, but you do describe your third way, the Expressivity way, THE RIGHT WAY!. And you do include the activist audio hobbyists in that group. The activist group, separate and distinct from the observers in ...
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This is an interesting post. For me, it is not about worshipping naturalness. It is about understanding it as experienced in my listening room, so that I can recognize what is "unnaturalness" and move forward. The challenge is that it relies on me...
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Well, ML2 was not given to me. As you know, there are many choices available. I compared and then chose the ML2. Yes, I did not design it or create it, but what it does is available to those who identify it and choose to use it. Is it a safe umbr...
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Yes, ML2 since April 2021. Second pair 18 months ago. I had them when I visited you. ...
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You failed to understand my post. "This sounds like music" all the way to "this is what the music wants to be" is the same continuum that your propaganda which makes a person more likely to be engaged in anthing starting from "suspension of disbelie...
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Romy, now you are having fun. You hold up your way as the right way: The way to maximize or guarantee listener engagement from “this sounds like music” to “this is what the music wants to be”. That reminds me of Louis Kahn describing what a bric...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
A few days ago, enjoy the music side published an article about future of audio, run the author was trying to predict what will be this guy and other in future. I read just two paragraphs at do not read anymore as I am ...
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is that something controllable or is that something that happens to the listener by playing back expressive music through an expressive system? I agree that the term resolution is not used in a comprehensive sense by the absolute sound crowd. It is ...
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The creator is the composer. That is then interpreted and represented by the musicians, and it is recorded. We then have that recording and must now decide what to do with it. How do we want to experience that creation that someone else made for u...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"] PeterA wrote:Romy, natural sound is only a methodological compromise if the goal is to be able to shape or manipulate the sound of a chosen system to suit ones preferences and moods, depending on recordings and music. my...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]I probably need to record a video about my disagreement with the concept of naturality. I absolutely do not undermine what Peter Express in his website but as I said, I feel it is methodological compromise. [/quote]Romy, na...
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One area in which I agree with Romy is that natural sound begins with the Lamm ML2. David Karmeli and Vladimir Lamm were listening to the ML2 and David heard something magical. He asked Vladimir what it was and he said “that is natural sound”. At s...
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Romy, if the fix is reversible, I will consider it. I do not observe what you describe, but I am willing to have it pointed out to me. When I visit, I will have you demonstrate it to me. You are invited to hear my system, and if you hear it, you c...
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Yes, I live just north east of Boston. I am curious about the problems you have identified and how you go about dealing with them. When I can make such a trip to visit you, I will email to set up a time. Thank you....
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Hello Romy,Great video and I appreciate the description and discussion of the three approaches. Your 3rd way is one that seems more active. One where you can shape/tailor your listening experience for maximizing emotion, and if I understand you, th...
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My real learning started when David Karmeli started to teach me about system set up. After I took that old system as far as I could, I bought a new system from him. I had thought I knew what dynamics means. Then I heard 105 to 110 dB horns and SET...
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