Accoutrements to promote listening relaxation

Discussion in 'Audio Hardware' started by Khorn, Dec 6, 2021.

  1. rockin_since_58

    rockin_since_58 Forum Resident

    Location:
    Simi Valley, CA
    If I did my drinking in the afternoon, I wouldn't be able to stay awake for an evening listening session. I've been getting up for work at 3:30am for the last 20 years. It is rare for me to be awake after 8:00pm. Like to start the music and drink about an hour before sunset on the nights I don't work the next day. Fortunately I only work 3 and 4 days a week.
     
  2. LakeMountain

    LakeMountain Vinyl surfer

    Location:
    Netherlands
    A Schumann resonator generator apparently is the ultimate listening catalyst. It relaxes you and increases the listening sensation.
    Schumann waves are the electromagnetic earth frequency of 7.83 Hz.
     
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  3. terzinator

    terzinator boots lost in transit

    another case of something i never knew existed and now i seemingly cannot live without
    :righton:
     
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  4. Carl Swanson

    Carl Swanson Senior Member

    "Drinking" is a relative term; we have two beers or cocktails in our Happy Hour. We often have a small glass of wine with dinner, which is no later than 5.

    I rarely drink after that, but have been known on occasion to sip a finger of single malt or a half-glass of cabernet along with my listening, but that's pretty rare.
     
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  5. GoldprintAudio

    GoldprintAudio Forum Resident

    Location:
    Lexington, NC
    It's been a while since I've had an aquarium, but aren't the filters fairly loud on them? (at least for a listening room environment)
     
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  6. Ilusndweller

    Ilusndweller S.H.M.F.=>Reely kewl.

    Location:
    Columbus, Ohio
    Bob now is hanging on the wall.

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  7. A sip of Bob Dylan's bourbon while watching the leaves dance to the music.

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  8. izeek

    izeek Drums, pulleeez!

    Location:
    md
    nicest one ive ever seen.
     
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  9. Ilusndweller

    Ilusndweller S.H.M.F.=>Reely kewl.

    Location:
    Columbus, Ohio
    Not all that different than mine(except mines longer :uhhuh: :biglaugh:). And not as fancy.
     
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  10. izeek

    izeek Drums, pulleeez!

    Location:
    md
    my wife ordered this for me yesterday.[​IMG]
    :wiggle:
     
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  11. Slimwhit33

    Slimwhit33 Forum Resident

    Location:
    N America
    Mine were too loud for a listening room for sure, but maybe they have gotten more quiet in the last 5 years. Also, I assume a canister filter could be in another room or a closet much like people did with the pumps on the turntables that had a vacuum seal system? I love the idea of a fish tank in a listening room tbh..
     
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  12. aunitedlemon

    aunitedlemon Unity is in the pith.

    Location:
    Oregon
    Edibles are incredible. I'm also a major proponent of dimmer switches, and quality spirits.

    Really? Curious. Are they too bright? Too busy?
    I'm entranced by the meters on my Yamaha A-S3200 (they're also dimmable!)
    Set them to "Peak" for very reactive needle movement or to "VU" for a much gentler sway.
    Watching them while listening puts me in a great mood.
     
  13. motorstereo

    motorstereo Forum Resident

    Location:
    Ct.
    Low level ambient lighting and blue meters work for me
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  14. Ingenieur

    Ingenieur Just a dog looking for a home...

    Location:
    Back in PA
    Do you sit on the floor cross legged?
    Hippy
    :D
     
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  15. Ingenieur

    Ingenieur Just a dog looking for a home...

    Location:
    Back in PA
    That looks like a Luxman.
    Mine can be turned off.
     
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  16. aunitedlemon

    aunitedlemon Unity is in the pith.

    Location:
    Oregon
    Yamaha's can be switched off too.
    I only turn off the meters when I'm not listening.
    They're excellent mood lights.
     
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  17. Geordiepete

    Geordiepete Tippet tyer

    Location:
    Japan
    Alas, no. I have had, in a different town in these isles, but I can't say more!
     
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  18. Carl Swanson

    Carl Swanson Senior Member

    We have a small tank, and the sound is not at all obtrusive. I have to stand right next to it to hear it at all.
     
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  19. jonwoody

    jonwoody Tragically Unhip

    Location:
    Washington DC
    Right now a small glass of Normandin-Mercier Petite Champagne Cognac 1976 vintage. Also I pretty much always have the laptop or kindle open I must be reading something anytime I am still.
     
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  20. Khorn

    Khorn Dynagrunt Obversarian Thread Starter

    If I did I’d probably never be able to get up again.
     
  21. Ilusndweller

    Ilusndweller S.H.M.F.=>Reely kewl.

    Location:
    Columbus, Ohio
    Men in Japan tend to get really, really (really, really, really, really) drunk. The two drunkest people I have ever seen (by far) were in a subway station in Tokyo. To begin with, both had "soiled" themselves and were still seemingly having "the time of their lives".
     
  22. aunitedlemon

    aunitedlemon Unity is in the pith.

    Location:
    Oregon
    Pajamas are excellent attire for relaxed listening.
     
  23. Glmoneydawg

    Glmoneydawg Forum Resident

    Location:
    Ontario Canada
    Maybe they're doing it right?....i will get back to you after i soil myself;)
     
  24. action pact

    action pact Music Omnivore

    Dang... My wife and I are moving to Kyushu in a few years, and I was hoping things might have loosened up, LOL!
     
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  25. action pact

    action pact Music Omnivore

    As my wife would say, "Japanese don't do half-job, we only do whole-job!"
     

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