opusarlo
Active Member
I am in my listening room studying for a master's thesis defense, and my wife and daughter start raising tap-dancing cattle upstairs. Not only that, but it sounds like someone is also randomly shooting a 12 gauge at the floor directly over my head. At one point, I become frustrated enough to conjure up a passive-aggressive response. I fired up the hi-fi and played Organ Symphony no. 6 in G minor, Opus 42, No 2:1. Allegro...She counters with more foot stomping and the addition of elephants to the already active cattle crowd upstairs. I impulsively mashed the volume up button...I maxed out the system...for the first time ever!... the Cornwalls did not even fidget or stutter. They simply exploded excellent pipe organ music all around. At this point, I was forced to take notice. As the low notes hit, I actually saw the woofer cones move and felt me hair tickle. My listening room is 13*19 feet and 100% live. I had to stop to take notice as the bottom registers/stops interrupted everything down to my dull pencil. Those Cornwalls are insane beasts with an insatiable lust for power! They never skipped a beat. I have never heard such amazing pipe organ music at that volume, and I use to give pipe organ recitals!
I am thankful for Hi-Fi but specifically my Cornwalls
I am thankful for Hi-Fi but specifically my Cornwalls