So in the 60s my older brother played drums in several soul R&B rock groups and when he wasn't on them, I was. Then one day I came home and the drums were gone and founding out that he sold him as he got some girl pregnant. Right after that in the seventh grade I was over to a friends house and he had a trumpet laying on the bed so I said I had always wanted to play one so he said try it, and I got a really great sound, so I got home that evening and my brother-in-law had just came back from Vietnam and said that he had a trumpet in the top of his closet. Then from 1969 on I was pretty much concerned with trumpet music for about 80% of everything that I listened to and just recently I have switched over and I am listening to lots of progressive rock band, mainly Yes. YouTube now has turned me on to many of the things that I missed through the years including many of the major classical symphonies and ambient music.
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No audiophile can ever really ignore the importance of bass.
TT-Revox B791, A/V Receiver-Yamaha Aventage 2010, Blu-Ray- Sony 1000 Universal Player, Amplifier-Cinepro 3K6E Mkii, Fronts- Mirage M3si, Rear-Mirage OM-9, 5 other Mirage surrounds. Subwoofer- Stereo Integrity HST-18 inch w/ 85lb. magnet, 4 1/2 inches of travel.
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