Plenty! Any of the Reference RecordingsNothing?
Those are good, but I was looking for something that gets closer to 3 and 9 o'clock like I get from non-classical. Maybe it's just the miking.Plenty! Any of the Reference Recordings
unless you are the conductor you just don’t get 3:00-9:00 in real life.Those are good, but I was looking for something that gets closer to 3 and 9 o'clock like I get from non-classical. Maybe it's just the miking.
It’s supposed to improve it marginallyDoes ORC impact the XTC? I thought it was “just” a form of frequency response correction separate from the XTC (I may well be wrong)
Does ORC impact the XTC? I thought it was “just” a form of frequency response correction separate from the XTC (I may well be wrong)
May I suggest that there are simple , cheaper ways to obtain the same if not better performance , say Boom 3d since M2 chip has the potential to handle the processing, but unless your speakers themselves are capable of canceling SBIR or your room is treated , toeing will only allow so much to a particular seat in the room, whereas I and any Beolab 90 owners will tell you that it doesn't matter whether you sit or stand, move your body anywhere without losing 3 to 9 imaging. A friend has the $8.5K package BACCH4Mac and I have the less than $20 Boom. Both will bring spatial excitement to your AV library but beware of the side effects of poor room treatment as my friend tells me.It’s supposed to improve it marginally
What leads you to believe boom3D would do a better job of crosstalk cancellation and room correction than the BACCH? I didn’t see anything on the website that was in anyway encouraging. And it seems like it’s for headphones.May I suggest that there are simple , cheaper ways to obtain the same if not better performance , say Boom 3d since M2 chip has the potential to handle the processing, but unless your speakers themselves are capable of canceling SBIR or your room is treated , toeing will only allow so much to a particular seat in the room, whereas I and any Beolab 90 owners will tell you that it doesn't matter whether you sit or stand, move your body anywhere without losing 3 to 9 imaging. A friend has the $8.5K package BACCH4Mac and I have the less than $20 Boom. Both will bring spatial excitement to your AV library but beware of the side effects of poor room treatment as my friend tells me.
I didn't intend to suggest that B3D did a better job than BACCH, B&O Core Managing B&O 90's sound as close to anything near OTEH in open space , giving you that same object sense of sound boundaries within its confined space, only that was already considered when it was optimized for Apple Music hence the reason I applied it for compatibility.What leads you to believe boom3D would do a better job of crosstalk cancellation and room correction than the BACCH? I didn’t see anything on the website that was in anyway encouraging. And it seems like it’s for headphones.
Besides, wouldn't you want your Room to sound like your best headphones ?I didn't intend to suggest that B3D did a better job than BACCH, B&O Core Managing B&O 90's sound as close to anything near OTEH in open space , giving you that same object sense of sound boundaries within its confined space, only that was already considered when it was optimized for Apple Music hence the reason I applied it for compatibility.
NoBesides, wouldn't you want your Room to sound like your best headphones ?