Check out the very little toe-in CAP uses.
Thanks again CAP, for an afternoon well-spent. The food and the beers were great, but the highlight of the day was listening to the wicked CLS's. Of course, tomorrow I'll have to fiddle-f**k around with my system to see if I can get some more soundstage depth out of it -- your rig is probably one of the best I've ever heard in this regard.
The complete lack of "solid state etch" was a real treat too. Personally, I like a system that highlights its' resolution upon me, but listening to some of those last few CDs may cause me to rethink this point... I'll never be a tube-junkie, but detailed and smooth sure has a way of drawing you in.
Anyway, I figured that I'd post up some of the pictures that I took. My camera is a complete POS in anything other than well lit situations, so no giving me grief for the graininess of some of the shots !! LOL !!
~VDR
THIS SUB IS HUGE !! VanDaRo at almost 6'3" next to it.
It looks like toe-out !
This is implying that "vinyl is good" ....what did the turntable gurus have to say about it?Its as smooth as silk with a somewhat vinyl sound to it ! Best part is we have a few turntable gurus coming to listen too.
Ken You are 15 min away! You Know you are welcome any time you want to come over, Just call me.I was busy with the Longbow shoot last weekend had a great time then my puter had a hicuup just getting on now I need details. how big were the burgers? how cold was the beer? and how was the sound?
What is special about CAST ?but once the CAST came into play the stage just went 2 foot deeper and 2 feet wider with much more detailed and precise imaging.
This is implying that "vinyl is good" ....what did the turntable gurus have to say about it?
When I see a system that seems to have the resolving power of yours, I always lament that fact that there is no vinyl for direct comparison.
I hate typing long diatribes but here's my impressions:
1) CAPS system is the most fatigue free digital that I've heard. Yes it shares many of the virtues of good analog, but was a bit dark in tonal balance.
2) Putting the CLS on well designed stands,(good job Chris) is definitely the way to go in achieving proper soundstaging. His cls's excel here.
3) To clarify the Roxy Manifesto comment, I mentioned that the LP was also somewhat weak in the bass.
4) I definitely need some dedicated lines to my equipment - all my stuff is plugged in to an Isobar on one line including 2 power amps, A big no no!
To summarize, I enjoyed Chris's rig very much. I regret that I couldn't have stayed longer - some good stuff was being played that brought out the best in his CLS.
BTW, I was impressed with the way that servo sub integrated with the panels.
Where is George ?
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