Why Don’t You Post Your System on Your Profile?

When i had my acoustic dedicated room and speakers, i posted mine, just a glimpse of the beginning of my experiments, I received more insults than praise...

One seller of costly tweaks attack me about my system for a week...

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I know that it would be so...

Acoustic and psycho-acoustic experiments are the heart of audio not the esthetical living room with impressive gear components , generally costly we can see..

i learned so much creating my room...my journey culminated in one year full time experiments ...

I lost my room selling my house... My new less "intimidating madness " virtual system is headphone based...

I did not take a photo of all i did around it, guess why ?

Anyway for 700 bucks i laugh the last...My system is the best possible i can imagine and dream of for his S.Q. /price ratio...

But the photo dont give all details of all i experimented with...

Most people buy and they judge with no acoustic knowledge, they dont experiment...

For example i discovered in my experiments 4 aspects of the soundfield, all reviewers know only two... And they can afford the best gear ever... Why ?

it is because they never perceived clearly the other aspects, being unable to create them in their living room... Buying is not experimenting...

The center of audio experience is acoustic not the gear price tag...

But most people cannot even understand what i speak about... They laughed seeing my "crazy" few images in the past ... The complete room was hard to photograph because of light exposure and 100 helmholtz resonators from 8 feet to few inches distributed all around the speakers and my listening position......

My adult children invite friends to reveal how mad the room was but also how good...

Yes i am mad...How to stay  "sane" in this insane world ?

Bach is an answer or indian ragas ...Between Chet baker  and Bill Evans  and Scriabin...

 

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Ha! @mahgister , it was certainly an interesting room. Great that you have a sense of humor. It is true that some of us can hear the slightest change to the system, or the room. 

I would ask why don’t you post your measurements on your profile? For a newbie, I get it, but for those members here with 500+ posts, its time. :) I can’t imagine the amount of useless recommendations people make because some component helped their system just because there room is out of whack. It would be the equivalent of someone recommending a painting they saw without their glasses on.

I often disregard any requests from anyone who doesn't bother to take the time to post their system on here. Sorry. It is just too hard to make any sense of any of those comments or questions.

"Why Don’t You Post Your System on Your Profile?"

1. The lighting in that room is atrocious for pictures, but it's relaxing.

2. I tried doing it anyways but never was successful following the way others said to do it.

3. The setup is all wrong. The system is between the speakers. The speaker distances aren't correct, it's just where they fit for now,

Despite all of this my system still sounds better than it ever has, thanks to Audiogon members. I had good guidance buying interconnects etc.