Peter,

Pan Electric & ishq "About Time" is entertaining me greatly (at random) right now )

While we had many discussions and the sonic qualities of the track "Clox", chimes and bells and such...

I find I just love the track "Being there Part 2&3" !!  I have it on one of my favorites playlists (nice timing too) 

Cheers,
Dave

Peter,

"Possibly such things can happen on this forum only."

Yes, but they will not 

There has been no further interest in the above subjects by the original participants, and I now have other competing interests. It is too bad, but online audio discussion, seems to have turned into cr*p across online audio forums I know.  Very sad, but maybe it is just the social direction sweeping cross much of the world now. I bow out, not my way of thinking and feeling AT ALL !!

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Are you ready to make me a short Lush^2.5 cable with the original popular Lush^2 shield configuration, but NO pigtails, I want the shields connected internally, without any external wires.

Are you up for that, Sir

Regards,
Dave

I’m looking for a few serious folks who are interested in how we audiophiles hear what we hear.  This is a subject that has had me curious and learning since 1977 

We currently have a small mailing list, but are actively looking for a forum (or something?) to host broader and more public discussions.

So if you are very, even passionately, interested in any of the following areas, maybe have something to contribute, please contact me by PM or email.

“Musical Perception (& Cognition)” 
or, how we perceive music, including, but not limited to the following:
  Auditory perception  (mechanical and neurological (mostly!))
  Neurobiology/Neuroscience of music perception, 
  Psychoacoustics, 
  Listening and hearing, (active vs. passive characteristics)
  Music and the brain/mind  (music can only exist in the brain, nowhere else)

In addition there are some practical areas to appeal to a broader audiophile audience

“Hearing & Listening”
   “Musical Perception”  (as above)
   “Audiophile Listening skills”  (skills, training, learning, and expertise)
   “Hearing problems and issues” (avoiding bias, hearing aids, etc.)
   “Talking sound quality” (verbalizing and communicating listening experiences)

Thanks,
Dave Ayers