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  1. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Cheers. I thought so too
  2. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Nope. Next
  3. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Oh. What doesn’t click. I really thought I’d explained things. Not withstanding the ignorant abuse from some quarters I’m genuinely trying to prove that RRV is a thing. But others don’t seem to wish to learn and I can’t help that
  4. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Respectfully. All music sounds spot on when RRV is set correctly. But yes I can only talk about a personal listening room situation.
  5. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    You asked for recordings to compare. I agreed. So please make yer mind up. Engage or get off the pot. PS Ive been abused ad nauseam by some Luddite clowns on here so pardon me if I respond in kind. Carlos knows… .
  6. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Troll off…trolly boy
  7. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    And you should know…
  8. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    I can only go by what I’ve evaluated in my listening room. It’s clear to me it’s ‘a thing’. I do wish others with supposedly open minds would stop snarking.
  9. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Go on I’ve suggested plenty. You add some.
  10. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Peter. Again, the preamp volume does not change. But yes, changes in dynamics are of course ‘a thing’ but the RRV adds to the magic in such scenarios, not subtract. I really don’t get what’s so difficult about this.
  11. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Respectfully when u set RRV u will not need to do that.
  12. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Th the volume NEVER changes. I thought I’d made that abundantly clear for RRV.
  13. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Wrong. Go see the thread. I’ve posted my lp suggestions. Now join in or stop trolling … or don’t u have the cajones
  14. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    My suggestions: Witches Brew Classic Records – LSC-2225 Crimson 20th Century Schizoid Man from In the Court of the Crimson King first press Island pink rim The Beatles When I Saw Here Standing There from Please Please Me lp MONO first or third press Miles Davis Blue in Green from Kind of...
  15. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Trolling. Hahahahaha. It’s you whos trolling coz you can’t stand that others join in on a reasonable discussion. Clearly you don’t know how to set RRV. Pity. ( and pity those who ‘like’ your sad response. )
  16. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    lol. I’ll bill you for the recording and mastering. That’ll be 5k. Sending my bank details… Sadly youre doing it wrong and misunderstood the whole concept.
  17. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Headroom
  18. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Why? It’s tried and trusted. And yes. In due course I’ll suggest various lps and pressings.
  19. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    Ditto. I’d love to compare. Hope I have the same lps.
  20. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    In which case I can’t help anymore Steve. .
  21. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    I see that and respectfully you’re missing out. I listen at the correct level ( and boy is it realistic) and my EXTENSIVE evaluations convince me there is just one setting for RRV. Any changes beyond YOUR RRV ie when you alter the volume, can have a palpable effect on the sound and your...
  22. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    The update? Don’t change the volume.
  23. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    I listen at the correct level. It’s called the RRV
  24. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    I have on numerous occasions so I’m hoping it’s covered. I have experience in music studio ownership and producing and mixing and cutting multi million selling records. I come on to help but I fear those who respond are in no rush to upgrade their listening situations. I play music at the...
  25. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    “they would not listen they did not know how”
  26. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    You can take a horse to water
  27. Cableman

    UPDATE ON RRV ie RIGHT ROOM VOLUME

    A controversial subject for some on here and cause of much gnashing of teeth RRV IS CRUCIAL TO GETTING THE SOUND BALANCE RIGHT. ONCE SET YOU DO NOT CHANGE IT, and no I don’t care how loud or how quiet, volume wise, your lp is pressed. RRV just gives you more head room on lower volume records...
  28. Cableman

    Single-Ended Triode (SET) Amplifier Revolution of the 1990s. Did it really happen? Was it Successful?

    I do/did. It’s called Audiopax Model 88. The earliest mk1 is still the best but the third iteration named after someone I know VERY well is pretty darned close.
  29. Cableman

    Current “Best Bet” SOTA Phono

    The people now running them into the ground.
  30. Cableman

    Best Amp - Speaker Combination you've ever Heard.

    Audiopax Model 88 Mk 1 + Audiopax Ref150 loudspeakers. Nirvana.

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