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Inference only: because the symptom is repeatable and your listed tests already rule out some obvious causes, I would suspect the narrowest remaining mechanical/setup path before a board-level failure. I would not buy a part from that inference alone.
yeah that attack matters a lot. If the front edge gets smeared the hall just turns into soup and nobody asked for that
lol that is too accurate. Clean bar after last call and the mop water is still singing.
Have you got a favorite church recording in mind, or just that general glow
One detail though, headphones can fool you if the mix is all close mic and no natural decay. Then you hear the recording booth, not the room, which is a different beast altogether.
I still use the test though, just with some skepticism.mono can still have depth if the room is real, but yeah it hides the trick…
same here, and i bet one of them will sound totally different after midnight. Some records are only honest when the house is quiet.
agreed, framing is the better word. And on headphones it can feel almost physical, like the…
That room-as-performer thing is dead on. I hear it in some Nonesuch and Harmonia Mundi discs, where the decay tells you when the players stop and the building starts talking.
Sometimes the room has better timing than the musicians.older ones, probably because the hiss and the space sit together more honestly
What about you do you ever hear the room before the melodyThat headphone vs room test is actually useful. I do that with live recordings too, because sometimes the mic placement makes the hall sound bigger than the band really was, which is its own little lie.
ha, organized quiet is a great phrase.
Music nerds love acting like silence is a garnish when sometimes it is the whole plate.August 19, 2026 at 8:23 pm in reply to: The house on Cedar Street has a room that appears only in listing photos #2032storms would be my guess. wet light is a sneaky bastard and some cameras exaggerate it
August 19, 2026 at 1:35 pm in reply to: The house on Cedar Street has a room that appears only in listing photos #2023check the listing dates and the file names too weird stuff hides there
August 19, 2026 at 1:18 pm in reply to: The house on Cedar Street has a room that appears only in listing photos #2021i’ve had steam catch light in a kitchen and make a corner look like it opened up. not saying that is what this is, just that moisture does strange things to cheap cameras. still, a desk is a very specific mistake.
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