do you actually use it as a monitor? i remember trying one at DEMF a year
or two ago and it definitely seemed cool for an immersive listening
experience, but i couldn't imagine trusting it as a reference point...freq
response seems anything but flat :)
On Sat, Mar 28, 2015 at 5:24 AM Dimitrij <dekantierer@googlemail.com> wrote:
quoted 34 lines I have the S1 and it is amazing.> I have the S1 and it is amazing.
> I bought it because musicians I trust use it.
> Be patient.
> It is the real thing.
> I had a prof., expensive subwoofer-monitor before. And the S1 blows it
> away. It is like a 10k sub.
> Just buy it and be patient!
>
> The world doesn't know it yet really. It will go down in history.
>
> greetings
> deef
>
> 2015-03-28 3:14 GMT+01:00 Damien Fry <khoogyra@gmail.com>:
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>> Hey folks, long time lurker here. Just wondering if anyone's been
>> playing with a Subpac S2, and how long you waited for it to ship. I
>> actually wanted a Bassaware, but they stopped selling them a few days ago,
>> just before I came into money... That said, the range of the bassaware is
>> only 30-100hz vs the 5-120 that this'll do. The new version of the
>> Bassaware seems neat though. It has a microphone on it, which picks up
>> bass in your environment and enhances it just for you. I'm intrigued by
>> the thought of walking around the city, amplifying the bass of cars, buses,
>> or just some guy with a portable stereo that produces minimal bass, only to
>> enhance it to club levels for you.
>>
>> So I'm now on preorder with the S2, but the wait is already unbearable
>> and I wonder if anyone is going through the woes of not feeling their
>> bass. Seems like this'll make working in the office way more awesome. I
>> can't wait to feel the bass of my favourite Squarepusher, Amon Tobin, Bass
>> Clef, Jaga Jazzist, Rena Jones and Kilowatts songs!
>>
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