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In Reply to: am i off in my assessment? posted by njjohn on December 16, 2003 at 04:35:55:
I wouldn't necessarily would say that you are off (I could be for that matter). I was just trying to account for the differences. I think I understand what you mean by "bruteness" - not that the Abby's are crude, but when a solo is played, say by a sax, it has a great presence, a sense of being in the room with you. My wife was commenting last night, in the next room, how it seemed like the players were right in the room. I agree with you in the main re. how the Abby seems to favor certain instruments - I find that guitars, violins, cellos, and saxes do especially well. Seems to do less well on piano. It's on the voice that we seem to experience different things; I do find that the Lowther's have more detail, but the timbre and the soulfulness of the voice seems to come across better to me with the Abby's.
About placement, do you have them toed in or not. I find they do better firing straight ahead. Anyways, glad you are enjoying them. I envy your having both the Lowther's and the Abby's, plus all those cool SET's you have.
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- Re: am i off in my assessment? - JayD 12/16/0305:57:21 12/16/03 (1)
- abby sound - njjohn 13:04:25 12/16/03 (0)
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