What HIFI? - Page 2

Virtalahde · 14th July 2009

I'm pretty sure there are a lot professional chefs that don't exactly cook gourmet at home.

Two records a day, hours of critical listening - I don't usually listen to anything at home after that. And when I do, it's usually some old-school house music. Try to enjoy a badly cut Trax Records piece on a high-end system.

William Bowden · 14th July 2009

That kitchen diaries clip is great, thanks Alistair. Makes my diary look boring (though of course I had to edit out the good bits!).

The wife's happily snoozing now though, perhaps I'll play it to her in the morning!

The King

First Aid · 18th July 2009

beardy man's good but Rahzel's had the 'beatbox king' title for a long time!

my own listenings not terrible, the basic VW system in the car (pretty goood really - 07 polo) and a cambridge audio/mission system in the house (not dog s%*t but hardly high end).

i'm just a bit surprised that since being a 15 year old that only wanted the geatest playback system money could buy i've turned into an audio professional that demands the best from everything except my own personal listening enviroment/s. ?

ps. Women / Kitchen / lovely times....

14th July 2009	#31
Virtalahde Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2003 Location: Kuhmoinen, Finland Posts: 666 Verified Member	I'm pretty sure there are a lot professional chefs that don't exactly cook gourmet at home. Two records a day, hours of critical listening - I don't usually listen to anything at home after that. And when I do, it's usually some old-school house music. Try to enjoy a badly cut Trax Records piece on a high-end system. __________________ Jaakko Viitalähde Virtalähde Mastering, Kuhmoinen/Finland http://www.virtalahde.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/Virtal...g/278311633180 Virtalähde Mastering, the studio construction thread: http://www.gearslutz.com/board/photo...ing-house.html

14th July 2009	#32
William Bowden Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2009 Location: Sydney Australia Posts: 787 Verified Member	Props to Undertow That kitchen diaries clip is great, thanks Alistair. Makes my diary look boring (though of course I had to edit out the good bits!). The wife's happily snoozing now though, perhaps I'll play it to her in the morning! The King

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18th July 2009	#33
First Aid Gear maniac Joined: Nov 2008 Posts: 238 Thread Starter	beardy man's good but Rahzel's had the 'beatbox king' title for a long time! my own listenings not terrible, the basic VW system in the car (pretty goood really - 07 polo) and a cambridge audio/mission system in the house (not dog s%*t but hardly high end). i'm just a bit surprised that since being a 15 year old that only wanted the geatest playback system money could buy i've turned into an audio professional that demands the best from everything except my own personal listening enviroment/s. ? ps. Women / Kitchen / lovely times....