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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. C View Post
    Careful Adrian a lot of Salisbury worshipers will be on the defensive.

    Anyhow, back to PRaT its very simple.
    Of course mustn’t forget TWaT, more commonly known and most important factors in a proper HiFi system

    Tone, WOW and Timbre




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    TEMBRE - Urban Dictionary.
    Tembre is pretty much the most amazing girl around always looking wonderful never shy outspoken and loves to be active ! Loves hanging out with her bff's.

    I guess you mean Timbre, but I'll take the Tembre for a spin.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AJSki2fly View Post
    Of course mustn’t forget TWaT, more commonly known and most important factors in a proper HiFi system

    Tone, WOW and Timbre




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    Timbre it is


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    Adrian indeed

    Mind you TWoNE is very apt as well

    Tis Worse on Naim Equipment

    Its that bleached two dimensional poor tonal quality zero stage depth and eye syringing capabilities that's sets Naim apart from the rest
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    Real high end sound with musicality not hifi

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    "Pace", "Rhythm" and "Timing" all refer to the same thing.

    It could just be called "Timing".

    There are things that dictate how good a system is at timing. These are things like speaker phase distortion, driver overhang, resonant modes (standing waves), enough damping factor, proper turntable setup, filtering etc. that can all influence this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yomanze View Post
    "Pace", "Rhythm" and "Timing" all refer to the same thing.

    It could just be called "Timing".

    There are things that dictate how good a system is at timing. These are things like speaker phase distortion, driver overhang, resonant modes (standing waves), enough damping factor, proper turntable setup, filtering etc. that can all influence this.
    Yes true, but do not forget room acoustics, if you live in and echo chamber it will sound wrong and conversely if you room is approaching a anechoic chamber it will sound as dead as a Dodo.
    Listening is the act of aural discrimination and dissemination of sound, and accepting you get it wrong sometimes.

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    I hadn't anticipated the extent of antipathy towards Naim, and I have an experienced friend who loved the 250, but I have never liked it aprat from the green/black colouring.

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    Expressing the need of timing in audio equipment, we know its needed, can we draw a slightly occasional wavy line in the sand, and arrive to say, very few manufacturers presently market products
    that have this much needed attribute ?

    We then need to find what it is, that makes this attribute appear. Perhaps its a combination of attributes, Could we say the complete combination of parts should work to preserve timing more so than
    worrying needlessly about other parameters.

    Key to this is measuring equipment, or better still can it be found collectively subjectively, ie when its right, its just right, I think the latter, as measuring equipment cannot presently get even close
    to what we hear.

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    OK, so you give validity to PRaT, and allude to a quality which is often in deficiency, so I ask you please to define this/those parameters and a method for measuring them.

    It must be possible with current very accurate measuring methods to show these errors.

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    Hi Dennis,
    Of course there are ways of testing whether one has the fundamental basics right, when designing audio equipment, some of which i sugested to Chris earliar on in this thread, when he was atempting by way of tech talk, at explaining the virtues of his LDR preamp, but it seems my sugestions were completely ignored!
    And this post is not meant as a dig, but if one continualy keeps bringing almost every thread one contributes to back around to one's own product, then one has to be prepared to at least explain, or provide evidence as to the superiority of the product one is continually adverstising!
    Quote Originally Posted by Pharos View Post
    OK, so you give validity to PRaT, and allude to a quality which is often in deficiency, so I ask you please to define this/those parameters and a method for measuring them.

    It must be possible with current very accurate measuring methods to show these errors.
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