The best place to listen to music??


This does not necessarily belong in the speaker section but since he uses old Tannoy speakers I thought it might be OK. 

Though I have never been there I think this would get my vote.    

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2019/sep/30/tokyo-japan-bar-martha-shibuya-ebisu-whisky




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They should probably have one music listening room and others that are relatively quiet for people who want to socialize. I think most of go to bars to socialize and we expect to have soft background music if anything. I go to concerts to listen to music. Some bars have dancing but I have little interest in thump bang disco music. It would be fun to hear what this system sounded like for sure.
soundsreal, sure, but I can't bury myself in the music and socialize at the same time. I can't bury myself in the music if there is too much background noise or the system sounds off. I can listen to anything as background music but then I am really not listening to the music. My idea of listening to music is to turn the lights off, lay back in a comfortable chair feet up with my head exactly were the calibration mic was and let the music cover me like a warm blanket eyes closed. The dichotomy of human existence. We can do such beautiful things as the most vicious animals in nature. 
I'd like to just hear his selections and not get too caught up in the audiophile experience.  It's a venue with attitude and a vibe, not a studio.
@mikelavigne , beautiful room, I will need your hours and good directions.
@tooblue 

you would be welcome any time you are in the neighborhood.....the mountains 30 miles east of Seattle.

message me and we can work it out.