What now ....

[everettT]

99.99% of consumers will have never heard of Jamo - ever.

Bose - Sony - Pioneer- Denon - Klipsch ... in fact 90 % of the 99 will know Vizio before Jamo ... or elac ...


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Let me help you with this one. You have absolutely no way of knowing what people know that you don't know. Highfigh qualified it by age. Do you know dynaco? I can guarantee you most over the age of 50 do. Take the blinders off and enjoy the hobby.

 

[William Lemmerhirt]

99.99% of consumers will have never heard of Jamo - ever.

Bose - Sony - Pioneer- Denon - Klipsch ... in fact 90 % of the 99 will know Vizio before Jamo ... or elac ...


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Totally disagree.
Highfigh said it quite well.
My father in law, who is a simple cattle farmer in central mn knows who jamo is. The system he had professionally installed before the One I built, was an all Jamo speaker system, circa 1997ish. The speakers were really good, except the fartbox bandpass sub.

 

[ThunderClap]

Did I read someone say here they like music in multi channel?? What in blue hell?!


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[lovinthehd]

3300w vs 5011
- the 5011 sounded better with music - the Denon sounded thinnish.


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I said how, not what.

 

[lovinthehd]

Did I read someone say here they like music in multi channel?? What in blue hell?!


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I love multi-ch music, there's not a lot out there but can be quite good. Some genres can even be matrixed well enough.

 

[highfigh]

99.99% of consumers will have never heard of Jamo - ever.

Bose - Sony - Pioneer- Denon - Klipsch ... in fact 90 % of the 99 will know Vizio before Jamo ... or elac ...


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99%? Where do you come up with these numbers?

They know Vizio because WalMart and Best Buy sell that one.

Jamo is still in business, too.

 

[ThunderClap]

I love multi-ch music, there's not a lot out there but can be quite good. Some genres can even be matrixed well enough.

I LOVE Hockey in multi channel ...

Music never really tried to be honest ... how can I tell what music is mixed for specific MC?

 

[ThunderClap]

99%? Where do you come up with these numbers?

They know Vizio because WalMart and Best Buy sell that one.

Jamo is still in business, too.

Yes Was Mart , Best Buy etc where 99% of non audiophiles shop

 

[lovinthehd]

I LOVE Hockey in multi channel ...

Music never really tried to be honest ... how can I tell what music is mixed for specific MC?

It comes in a multi-ch format. Like on dvd or blu-ray or dvd-a or sacd multi-ch etc. Steven Wilson is a good source of multi-ch mixes, not only for his band Porcupine Tree and his solo efforts, but has done multi-ch remixes for a variety of groups, here's the FB page with info https://www.facebook.com/swremixes

 

[ThunderClap]

It comes in a multi-ch format. Like on dvd or blu-ray or dvd-a or sacd multi-ch etc. Steven Wilson is a good source of multi-ch mixes, not only for his band Porcupine Tree and his solo efforts, but has done multi-ch remixes for a variety of groups, here's the FB page with info https://www.facebook.com/swremixes

Well thanks for this holy poop I didn’t realize the demand- this guy Wilson was asked by Rush to remix their cd to
5.1 ...
The immersion must be spectacular when its mixed spot on ...
My next venture into Audio - starting with Rush.


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[lovinthehd]

Well thanks for this holy poop I didn’t realize the demand- this guy Wilson was asked by Rush to remix their cd to
5.1 ...
The immersion must be spectacular when its mixed spot on ...
My next venture into Audio - starting with Rush.


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Not a Rush fan so can't say how that one worked out. I do have several Porcupine Tree and Solo 5.1 discs, plus several of his remixes of ELP and Jethro Tull and have some Yes and King Crimson on my shopping list.

If you're a fan of Pink Floyd, the SACD 5.1 mix for DSotM is quite good; Dire Straits Brothers In Arms another....

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

I said how, not what.

One is more chocolaty, one is more minty, one is more airy and opens up, one is more forward and bright, one is more clinical and vanilla, one is warmer, one is sweeter, and one is more spicy with a dash of cinnamon.

 

[William Lemmerhirt]

One is more chocolaty, one is more minty, one is more airy and opens up, one is more forward and bright, one is more clinical and vanilla, one is warmer, one is sweeter, and one is more spicy with a dash of cinnamon.

Man! Sounds like you be bakin some cookies!!!!
Mmmm

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

Man! Sounds like you be bakin some cookies!!!!
Mmmm

Ain't know nuttin about bakin no cookies.

 

[William Lemmerhirt]

Ain't know nuttin about bakin no cookies.

Sho look like you know ‘bout sum’n makin dem cooki maa. It coo, I won’t be axin fo no ress a pee...

 

[KenM10759]

Altho Scotch is a specific range of whisk(e)y ....and Islay is the most in-tune

Uh...no sir. Highland please. Islay too peaty.

 

[lovinthehd]

Uh...no sir. Highland please. Islay too peaty.

No such thing as too peaty Maybe for a highland Glenmorangie....

 

[KenM10759]

MacCallan is my go-to Scotch. Pretty smooth. I had to give away a bottle of Laphroaig, it was harder for me to drink than gasoline.

 

[panteragstk]

MacCallan is my go-to Scotch. Pretty smooth. I had to give away a bottle of Laphroaig, it was harder for me to drink than gasoline.

I bet that was a fun taste test...

 

[Verdinut]

I bet that was a fun taste test...

There's an advantage with gasoline. It's a lot cheaper and you will go farther with it!