[quote user="Alex"] Timing refers to the transient response of a speaker, plus it's decay slope at various frequencies/waterfall plots. [/quote] Alex, you are a knowledgeable and very likeable member of Beoworld, so I do not wish to be unfairly critical of your viewpoints, however as a recovering audiophile of the Naim faith, I have to

[quote user="TerryM"] Due to unforseen circumstances,today has been the first opportunity I have had to demo the BV7-55. The dealer's unit was combined with a Beolab 7-6 stereo speaker. I was assured that the TV's settings were "out of the box",and due to time constraints,no attempt was made to adjust them. The demo consisted

[quote user="Jon"] Well, seems like you're dead set on the Lab 9's. B&O's low frequency specs for the 9's are -10dB at 30Hz and -10dB at 23Hz for the BL2. So, the BL2 is giving appreciably lower bass, although placement in your room can easily tip the scales one way or another. Did you ever play with the BL2 integration

[quote user="iiiRshad Khan"] FRom India ANd i want Hindi Forum exclusively for indians [/quote] Perhaps I'm taking your post the wrong way, but I find it disturbing to be honest. English is the official language in India, and nobody has set up a forum here that excludes you in any way whatsoever. So why do you wish to have one set up for

I am an SACD fan - partly because it is higher res than RBCD and theoretically offers better sound, and mostly because it is discrete multichannel music, which does a much better job re realism and 'being there' than 2 channel on classical music in my experience. As always there are compromises; many SACD's have been mastered on PCM and

[quote user="soundproof"] It really does wonders for the sound when the BL5s get space to work - I find that the bass becomes particularly involving and distinct. Here's a picture showing the setup with more light. [/quote] A beautiful room, and a delightful contrast of elegance to the oft 'mad inventors' audiophile room photos

[quote user="elephant"] I agree that any movie produce with Computer Generated Images will create a false impression. For example I am sure most of Avatar's scenes will look great just like Up! What we did was make up a collect of some 5 DVDs that we took for tests at B&O plus relatives' homes (one of perks of baby sitting!) that

A Happy Healthy and Prosperous New Year to Everyone here on Beoworld.... Enjoying the Best Fireworks display in the World from Sydney Harbour... And Mind, I'm from Melbourne.... HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY

[quote user="Dude1"] The day B&O Denmark simply becomes a Idea outpost - and an expensive one at that is the day a great many people walk straight past 'the old shop' and carry on to cheaper alternatives. A great many people, including many of my friends buy B&O not to be brand snobs, but who appreciate a little of the 'old

[quote user="TripEnglish"] [quote user="Paul Winn"] £900. Made in China. Outsourced. Sounds pretty poor. Kind of sounds like a FAKE B&O to me like those Louis Vuiiton bags that the ladies in the office bring back from their business trips to China for £20 instead of £900! Oh dear, who would be a fool to buy