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Originally Posted by For The Love of Music
Overall I experienced significant improvement today resulting in a sense of clarity and purity from my recent tweaking venture.
With the volume at 50%, and a wide range of music from The Rolling Stones to Fazil Say and everything in between pouring out my speakers has literally hypnotized me in a trance, I can’t move, literally I can’t move from the listening position and know I need to or I’m in trouble with the wife.
With only my hand on the remote I am sitting here adjusting the volume up and down depending on the song and listening, dialing in perfection. I am naturally high with Audiophile bliss!
Right now I am crankin some great classic rock from the sweetest spot ever position in my dedicated listening room. I want to share this experience with my family, but they don’t give a #@&*as long as I come up for air not voiding my parenting obligations, so while I just have a few more minutes, I thought to make a second post of the day.
Stillpoints already had a “WOW” affect on my equipment. After repositioning Stillpoints Ultra SS with bases under the Amps and crankin up the system I could right away hear a difference in quality of sound - this is blowing me away!
The overall sound coming out from the speakers was so much more natural, pure.
The brightness of the upper range has lost the very slight roughness that sometimes existed at higher volumes song depending.
The mid range is more clear and the accuracy has noticeably increased.
The low range is better defined with an overall tightness of a perfect beat from the bass, I mean I am doing some serious toe tapping here to the rhythm.
The system I have assembled is achieving its intended purpose, I am very happy!
I just may of plateaued on this long journey to pause a bit and to really enjoy what I have in front of me.
Make your equipment improve your moment with the tweaks, happy listening!
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Hahahahaha. Great line. I feel the same way.
BTW - Great description of the Stillpoints effect. You have excellent gear, so what you describe is saying something.