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Frontwoman is a bit of eye candy. Their music is not my cup-o-tea.
I'm not saying she/they are not talented just my my thang musically.
I have been a prog rocker since Court of the Crimson King. I enjoyed it.
What do you think ? At least they play and sing pretty ok?https://youtu.be/47e_961OQWE
Scandinavian musics that's not death metal or
Influence of Polar nights? We're closing that period.
I know Epitah. My father has lots of vinyls (and CDs), for example still having two turntables: Luxman PD 441 & Denon DP 59L. Plus speakers which was originally designed to Sibelius Academy in Finland (via Jean Sibelius). For that kind of old bands, I have listened Pink Floyd more. Liking guitar tone of David Gilmour.
I worked in the high end audio industry for much of my life and used to SELL those turntables! Both very good! And Epitaph is one of my favorite Crimson tunes. Scott
Have you ever come across anything like these? Also these are much older than I'm (same as those turntables from late 80's and early 90's). They did not do much of these (big ones). The smaller version was more sold normal production model.
I have never seen these before. Extremely odd to find a driver (woofer or midrange in this case) mounted in free air with no enclosure. Roughly how wide, deep, and tall are the base cabinets and did they function as a sub woofer or just a bass speaker cabinet? If that were the case then that would indicate that the open cone was used in the midrange, which is strange because it appears that they are quote large.......too large to be an effective midrange speaker. Scott
Wow, those are large speakers! If they sound open and airy and not like speaker boxes......an excellent trait......some otherwise really good speakers never let you forget that you are listening to a box and not real music. Odd that they are so tall and yet the huge midrange cone is still aimed upwards. Normally one would want the tweeters at least, and perhaps the midrange, to be at or near ear level when sitting. The problem with that gigantic midrange is poor dispersion of the mid high range that it is trying to reproduce, so as long as they are aimed right at you, they could be accurate, but if you are off center the sound would be quite different. And as far as 4 tweeters, they tend to produce sound waves that interfere with each other. One tweeter is going to be better UNLESS they are made to play very loudly. And that fits the requirement for that really large midrange cone. So you are probably correct that these are made for a larger space. As for the dipole effect of the mid cone, odd that ONLY the midrange bounces off the back walls and not the hi frequencies, unless those tweeters are ribbon type. And you are also correct that they need space behind them, due to that mid cone. All speakers need to be off the wall a certain amount, to perform best, but those would be critical and moving them just an inch would make a big change in their sound. If you love them and keep using them you need to mark the floor where you like them best and move them 2 centimeters at a time to "tune" how they sound. They are very cool and beautifully made, it seems, but probably not ideal for a normal size home living/music/family room. What electronics do you use to run them?Scott
NOT music~NOISE???
Even being from Finland, I cannot listen this more than 30 seconds... Sorry.
You like this more?https://youtu.be/EO0p_U1w89ABTW: How's the ''rolling'' R sounds for you ?
