What’s One Small Audio Upgrade That Made a Big Difference?

[TLS Guy]

According to Stefan Gabanyi, author of the book Whisk(e)y, Whisky is used by Scots, Canadians and Japanese, Whiskey by all others.....

Whisky has always been whisky to me!

 

[lovinthehd]

Whisky has always been whisky to me!

Well, you've got two out of the three I generally spell it whisky as its easier (but more realistically because mostly I enjoy good Scot single malts)

 

[William Lemmerhirt]

According to Stefan Gabanyi, author of the book Whisk(e)y, Whisky is used by Scots, Canadians and Japanese, Whiskey by all others.....

That’s my understanding. I know @mikado(Dave) likes his scotch, and Canadian whisky so I have to spell it “correctly” just for him lol. I have loved whiskey my whole life, but have struggled to find a scotch that really did it for me. No harm in searching!

 

[jerryot]

I ever so slightly adjusted the proximity of my speakers. A bit more toe in, a bit further apart and surprisingly better sound quality was the result.

Other than breaking out the tape measure and taking the time to make sure everything stayed symmetrical, it was the easiest and most cost effective "upgrade" I have made.

That’s interesting. I’ve never really thought about how much a small change in speaker position could affect the sound. I might have to try moving mine around a bit and see what happens.

 

[Mikado463]

That’s my understanding. I know @mikado(Dave) likes his scotch, and Canadian whisky so I have to spell it “correctly” just for him lol. I have loved whiskey my whole life, but have struggled to find a scotch that really did it for me. No harm in searching!

Too funny William

I began my journey with 'whisky' in 1974, Johnie Walker Red and went on from there. In '17 while in Scotland I enjoyed 5 distillery tours..... Oban, Tomatin, Glenfarclas, Aberlour and Glenlivet. Glenfarclas and Oban being two of my favorites. When it comes to the 'peat' and the Islay whiskies, it's Lagavulin 16 for me.

My new favorite 'cheap' whisky..........

Isle of Skye 12Yr Double Smoke Scotch Whisky

Scotland - 40% - This bold Scotch is the wild heart of Skye— Citrus bite, cinnamon spice, and dark chocolate. The nose brings charred oak, vanilla, and dried fruit, while the palate delivers sweet fruit, spice, and a warm smoky finish.

www.totalwine.com

Love the Irish as well....... Red Breast 12 and Bushmills 16