Roman Johnston wrote:
Enjoy the background music. Mindless enough to create that zen spot, atmospheric enough to still be amazed by how my Aon 2s sound....and the huge sound field. (and you think YOUR off the beaten path. I am so far in the woods the sun doesn't rise till 1:00 PM)

Roman

Hey, Roman

I'm coming to the conclusion that GEt systems just invite us to explore, even genres we've tried before. There's something about the better dynamics, the SMOOTH presentation, the exquisite detail, the richness of good music... I listened to Aon 2's awhile ago, and was just blown away by how fantastic they sounded.

So, let's all just keep exploring, and maybe there is no "outside the box" stuff with GEt's. I always enjoy trying what you post!

With other systems I have had, I have found that I play them less and less over time. Not so with the GEt's! I just love exploring and trying new stuff, plus playing favorites. What is it about GEt speakers that never gets old? It seems they never stop serving up "delicious sounds and music"!

Happy listening and keep on posting!

Rick

A little "fluff" for a change. Jimmy Buffet. Play it on GEt speakers and enjoy the SMOOTH sound!




Rick

Ernie Watts / Unity (1995) -- Don't Look Now

Drinking Private Selection Sumatran MandheLing (smooth, earthy, with medium body) ...Good Stuff.
By the way, the cd is good as well. It was mastered utilizing the JVC 20-bit K2 Super Coding System.

Well, you never know what you're going to get when you go to the record store. I've been in more of a rock mood lately, so today I ended up with some 90s classics.

Alanis Morrissette: Jagged Little Pill-Acoustic
Stone Temple Pilots: Stone Temple Pilots
Alice in Chains: Dirt
Nine Inch Nails: Pretty Hate Machine

Can't wait to get my chores done and give a few a spin!

Cheers,

T Cobe

Stone temple pilots is a swing and a miss. SQ is terrible on this one! Too bad, it's a great album. This is Vasoline from their Purple album.



You would have though after the success of Core that they could have paid for a better sound engineer or been able to afford studio time in a better studio... Anyways, this was a great follow up to Core with a lot of well written songs.

Cheers,

T Cobe

Up early cooking and cleaning for a Mother's Day breakfast. Listening to Jack Johnson and Friends: Sing-A-Longs an Lullabies for the film Curious George. This is one fine sounding record!!! The video is a bit whimsical.



Cheers,

T Cobe