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Milestones. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends).
Milestones. University of Georgia Wind Symphony, playing well-written symphonic music by David Gillingham, Aldo Forte, Roger Cichy, and others. Recorded in 2000, at Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall, University of Georgia. Engineer: Bruce Leek. 61+ minutes. Summit 281. This excellently performed ensemble recording exhibited absolutely superb imaging, along with sound so clear that it has to be heard to be believed. I had Dunlavy Cantata speakers set up in my main system when I first ...
- Scoping Software: DVD-A Software, the New World of Audio.(DVD-A format sound...
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound Ferstler, Howard June 1, 2001 700+ words
...at that time was making use of the excellent Onkyo TX-DS787 surround receiver, a standard Panasonic DVD-video player, AR Phantom 8.3 mains, Velodyne CT center, RDL AV-1 surrounds, and Velodyne CT-120 subwoofer), the slightly high surround levels...
- Comparing: round 2. (Skeptimania).(double-blind cable and amp comparisons)
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound November 1, 2001 700+ words
...should note that ancillary equipment used in this series of comparisons included a pair of Dunlavy Cantata speakers, a pair of AR Phantom 8.3 speakers, an AudioSource amp One power amp, a Carver M500 power amp, a Yamaha DSP-A1000 integrated amp, an Onkyo...
- Equipment, Rooms, and Accuracy.
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound Ferstler, Howard April 1, 2001 700+ words
...in the living room?") The current main-channel speakers in that living room are a pair of definitely not butt-ugly AR Phantom 8.3 models, that both look and sound terrific. Even my wife admits that she likes both their sound and their looks. They...
Source: HighBeam Research, Milestones. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends).