Mod your Beresford 7520

[ZebuTheOxen]

Just thought I'd stop by.

The amp's been running for ~150 hours now, the sound has improved leaps and bounds in the past couple of days.

Running 2 x 4562NA at the moment. I have the THS4032 in it's packaging, I may pop it in if the fancy takes me, but the clarity has really started to come through. The bass has tightened up nicely and the atonality has cleared up a treat. The reverb (something the K701's do exceptionally well imo) is almost haunting on occasion, very nice!
It's picking up ridiculous amounts of detail, e.g. cracks and pops from old recordings. I was worried something was broken initially, then it occured to me that it was the recording.

I can't imagine the sound will change much beyond this, in which case I'll be very happy.

[lingling1337]

Just thought I'd stop by.

The amp's been running for ~150 hours now, the sound has improved leaps and bounds in the past couple of days.

Running 2 x 4562NA at the moment. I have the THS4032 in it's packaging, I may pop it in if the fancy takes me, but the clarity has really started to come through. The bass has tightened up nicely and the atonality has cleared up a treat.

Have you done the MLC mods? BTW, I think you mean tonality

[The Grand Wazoo]

I think you mean tonality

You just can't resist having a dig at anyone can you, my friend?

From the Oxford English Dictionary:
atonal
/ayton’l/

• adjective: Music not written in any key or mode.

— DERIVATIVES atonality noun.

Remember that you ex-colonial types are only borrowing the English language for a while before you adopt Spanish. In the meantime, make an effort to understand it.

[ZebuTheOxen]

I haven't done the MLC mods, I think it's probably better to see how it runs in before I do. It mightn't need it.

The atonality I was describing was the 'one note bass' mentioned earlier in the thread. Bass seems much more like part of the music instead of a weapon of war now

[lingling1337]

You just can't resist having a dig at anyone can you, my friend?

From the Oxford English Dictionary:
atonal
/ayton’l/

• adjective: Music not written in any key or mode.

— DERIVATIVES atonality noun.

Remember that you ex-colonial types are only borrowing the English language for a while before you adopt Spanish. In the meantime, make an effort to understand it.

Lo siento, Sr. Wazoo. Por el explicacion de Zebu, lo entiendo en todo. Pero no necesitas ser pendejo.

[The Grand Wazoo]

Pero no necesitas ser pendejo.

There you go again.
If you want to call me an asshole in Spanish, that's fine. No-one would expect anything else from you.

You need to learn the difference between humour (with a 'u') and insult. Friendly banter and rudeness.

You really are a star!!

[lingling1337]

There you go again.
If you want to call me an asshole in Spanish, that's fine.

Lo siento, no hay problema mariconcito. Tienes pluma magnifica.

[Marco]

Which part of this did you not understand?

Once thing I must insist on, though, is first name and location details from him, so, lingling............

What is your proper first name and your approximate location details?

You will also need to pop into the 'Welcome' area and introduce yourself to people. Please do this A.S.A.P, thank you!

Marco.

Either you comply and do as I request, or I ban you. Your call!

Marco.

[leo]

Even my patience is starting to wear thin now

[lingling1337]

Which part of this did you not understand?



Either you comply and do as I request, or I ban you. Your call!

Marco.

Me llamo Hugh, my approximate location is the United States.