Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Stereo Norah Jones - blown tweeter?

i will let you know whan i get home.. i will give it a listen, and tell you my observations on my M60's.

bigjohn

Well, through my M22's on Sunrise I couldn't hear it, but on track 4 "Carnival Town" I could hear a resonance. It sounded like my left tweeter was loose and it was being shaken badly. It occured maybe 5-6 times during that song. I couldn't hear it on any other tracks. I think overall it is still a well-recorded disc. Maybe a few mistakes were made on one of the final processes.

I should have clarified my earlier post.

Apparently, the first "batch" of discs that were produced had the issue.

i've heard even her first cd has problems similar to this.

On a different note, anybody else notice the sound of the metronome in the background during "Above Ground"?

Not to pick nits, but chances are it's the drummer's click track.

Bren R.

As an Emmy award winning soundmixer, I can personally guarantee that Norah Jones album was recorded and mixed by some of the best and brightest in the industry. I have not been able to listen to the passage that is being discussed yet, but I would personally be shocked if it was a recording or mixing issue.

so, you are in atlanta? ever do any mixing for ludacriss or sevendust..? i listen to those guys a lot..

i like stuck mojo too.. i think they are from atlanta.

bigjohn

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ludacriss or sevendust

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Now aint that two unique ends of the spectrum! (I'm with you on Sevendust though! I like em! Ever listen to Fishbone? Sevendust owes a lot to them!)

Party at ground zero, a "B" movie starring you, and the world will turn into flowing vapour stew (wakka doo wakka doo).

U-G-L-Y you ain't got no alibi, you're just ug-ly... U-G-L-Y you don't have a reason why you're so ugly-uglay-uglay.

And I won't even get into "Lyin' *ss B****".

I hate ska but I like Fishbone, what does that say?

Bren R.