Your favorite musical non fatiguing speakers?

He asked you not to tell him that..... :)

Yup, you're the only one.
Garcia let the wolf out of the bag.

A while back, a member posted a comment that the human ear has some type of autoprotect response to high SPLs. This has happened to me when I play highly compressed rock music at very loud levels for an extended period of time. It takes a couple of hours for my ears to "thaw out" for lack of a better phrase. Obviously my comment goes more to the issue of playing music at excessively high SPLs than to system distortion.

Sorry to insert myself into this discussion. Goeff may be onto something by his last comment. Does that means I'm NOT telling him that he's the only one who hears this distortion? I'm just not sure of what type of distortion I'm NOT telling him that he's hearing. :) LOL

Wolf ... come on man ... help me out here.

Clever pun Judy.

Guess everyone else has got used to it. I can totally understand.

Geoffkait

I'm referring to the gross distortion one hears *immediately* in any system, regardless of price, when the volume is pushed up past an average normal level. I.e., the kind of distortion that would drive most people out of the room. I'm not referring to the distortion inherent in components or speakers, distortion due to electronics or speakers not having been broken in, or even comb filter effects. Come on, don't tell me I'm the only one who hears this distortion.

You are correct! I’ve visited many seasoned audiophiles’ and non-audiophiles’ homes for WT speakers DEMO. Almost all of them have same issue.

As I mentioned above, it’s a room interaction to a sound from the conventional speaker. Even a major overhaul (a huge investment for gears and room treatments) will not fix the problem.

All above answers are from their common sense. We know it will not help OP. I wrote from my experiences. WT speakers fixed the problem instantly.

Alex
Wavetouch Audio