Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Hearing Things Blind Test and a review of the LFR-1100's

5. calling it a cocktail does not make it better for you
6. Strippers are not Ballerina's
7. it is a great forum but deathly quiet of late

6. "Strippers are not Ballerina's"

That's not true! Channing Tatum is a wonderful ballerina and he used to be a stripper.

I am not sure if that is from the population being in withdrawal coma from the lack of alcohol,

or

The residence here being smashed and sprawled on the floor from trying to drink all the alcohol that is now no longer wanted because supposedly it is bad for us.

In the past couple of years, I now have accumulated more doctors than friends - all specialists except one, ha!

TAM

I am impressed.
Not my typical type of music and I don't really like how the lyrics are read more than sung for a lot of the tracks.
That said I really did enjoy both discs, specifically the first 40-60 seconds of nearly every song.
The bass in this is really nice. The music is recorded really well. Lots of layers and background sounds seperate from the concert.
There were quiet a few moments where I knew it was a good purchase.
I highly recommend subs for this CD set. The lower octave adds a layer of intensity that is most welcome.
Hal didn't walk down the side but was firmly planted about 6 feet in front of the left speaker and a foot or so off the wall. A very nice effect.
I wish I had more music that was recorded this well.

I didn't look at the production date but can assume it's relatively new. Pretty sure there's a few critisisms/observations of President Trump in there.

"In the Flesh" is from 2000. Roger Waters is pretty far left. As a libertarian myself, I don't agree with his politics, but nothing about Trump is on that disc.

I have to listen again. I didnt note what song it was in but I'll try to find the time stamp next time I listen. The lyrics reminded me current politics.
I want to find the best bass moments to. Hopefully someone else will confirm the same sensation at the same time stamp. Like a literal wave of water pushing up against your upper body, almost a wave pool dejavu moment. It repeats a few times and was pretty cool.

Rjlitho came over this weekend to see if the sound that I am getting from my system is similar to what he is getting with his setup. As I have LFR's I disconnected the leads off the back drivers so it was operating much like a M100. We experimented with turning on and off the subs so he could get a feel for what the EP500 added to the sound mix.

The best moment that I got was while playing a track he chose, I went and plugged back in the back leads to turn back on the LFR omni sound, and Rjlitho said the second that the leads were plugged in, it was like the sound just wrapped around you. That is the experience that everyone should have.

The width of my room must be advantageous, I often get wrap around imaging. I still turn my surrounds off from time to time.

All of you out there in Canada who are getting wrap-around imaging from stereo, your environment is set up wrong or you're consuming something that is not yet legal.