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Author: | tomp [ March 21st, 2025, 1:37 pm ] |
Post subject: | Great interview with Bill Dudleston of Legacy Audio |
I have known Bill Dudleston for around 40 years and he is definitely one of the good guys in audio. He has a deep understanding of speakers from both the technical and aesthetic sides and has made some cutting edge speakers. He has done some of his own recordings and like David Berning, combines great technical knowledge with being a truly helpful person. Much of what I learned about speakers came from a great deal of time that Bill generously gave to me. His discussion of what he sees as important in speakers and also room interactions in much in line with my philosophy. Doing the speakers right can give you what I call "texture" in the sound, that is the separation of voices and instruments that helps convey what the artists are trying to communicate. This interview is definitely worth listening to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7a-XdAxiWAw |
Author: | SoundMods [ March 21st, 2025, 1:42 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Great interview with Bill Dudleston of Legacy Audio |
tomp wrote: I have known Bill Dudleston for around 40 years and he is definitely one of the good guys in audio. He has a deep understanding of speakers from both the technical and aesthetic sides and has made some cutting edge speakers. He has done some of his own recordings and like David Berning, combines great technical knowledge with being a truly helpful person. Much of what I learned about speakers came from a great deal of time that Bill generously gave to me. His discussion of what he sees as important in speakers and also room interactions in much in line with my philosophy. Doing the speakers right can give you what I call "texture" in the sound, that is the separation of voices and instruments that helps convey what the artists are trying to communicate. This interview is definitely worth listening to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7a-XdAxiWAw Although his Legacy line kind of looks amateurish -- I never auditioned a Legacy speaker that I didn't like. With all of those drivers in his typical speakers he gets a coherent "one voice" sound. |
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