Oh boy was that room run by a bunch of half wits. I'll have more tale to tell on that experience. They sure barked up the wrong tree and didn't realize what was waiting for them...
Nope, in fact, I wasn't even close. Here's how pissed off you were... I was in that dining area past the cigar chick on your way out, just having a bite. Saw purrin rush back and forth a couple of times, and then I saw you both charge out of there. I sensed the injustice from 60ft away long after the fact. THAT'S how pissed you were. All I remember thinking is dafuq just happened?Just to put this in perspective for y'all. I've met Anax a couple of times now. Every single time, without exception, he's been cool, kind and helpful to me - even if I've asked a dumb question from time to time. Not to ruin the reputation of being -um - passionate... but srsly a smile every time.So when I wonder about what caused that, my mind is going wildly all over the place.
Quote from: Armaegis on June 02, 2013, 05:15:41 PMA sealed anechoic chamber with the lights out is frightening.Very much so. Not unlike the old sensory deprivation chambers. Too much time in one at a shot can induce psychosis.
A sealed anechoic chamber with the lights out is frightening.
Not sure what was affecting the bass on the second setup - this is one of the "preproduction" headphones. Drivers are pretty much the same though. Some of the manufacturing had to switch for the headset and some final driver tweaking occurred while suppliers changed. But my impression of the bass is very tight and layered. Alex has the other pair from this initial assembly , from what he has said, the bass and overall presentation is spot on with the LAu. shows are such volatile situations, I recall messing with drivers and settings of that perfect wave minutes before the doors opened for people to start browsing at rmaf ( although I don't recall having the urge to follow anyone )
One of the strangest places I've been to experience sound is inside a Moss Rossenberg type LNG tank on a ship. Basically you are inside an almost perfect sphere made of aluminum that's about 2" thick at the poles, 6" at the equator. The combination of the almost perfect sphere and the awesome isolation provides for a really weird chamber effect and super odd echoes that just seem to keep coming back over and over again. Talk about effin' ringin'!
