Speaker designer goes homeless?
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So, we know the Harbeth 40.1 is one of them. What are the other 13?
http://www.stereophile.com/standloudspeakers/1008har/index.html
Intern Ariel Bitran sent this around the office today, in an e-mail titled "Crying in My Cubicle."
I have always, always, always loved this song, but of all the many excellent versions, I think this has to be my favorite. Sort of profoundly sad to hear the children sing those great, simple lines:
I've been afraid of changing
Because I've built my life around you
But time makes you bolder
And children get older
I'm getting older, too
But cheer up, Ariel. It's Friday.
Not talking about it being comfortable, or that it can hold your beer whilst you listen (tho I agree both of them are very important, one far more so than the other!!) but more along the lines of 'is it an overlooked but potentially important part of your listening experience'?
I often notice (when the more important part above is observed fully) that I can tend to slump into the chair more. Yet with that I also feel that the sound can be altered quite a bit (as distinct from the above factor
)
http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/02/03/hom...single-speaker/