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In Reply to: Argh...ummm why,,, posted by Harmonia on May 24, 2005 at 21:58:42:
Hi,You're completely right. IMHO the best choice should always be the most neutral one, but for some classical recordings listeners as their only choice of music, a system which makes for a "relaxed" high range and a more bodyful than neutral midbass, usually is a better choice. That's because (and it's not my case) that way they find a more neutral balance on classical recordings, which tend to be "hot" in the highs and sound bright in neutral systems tending to the "analytical" side. That's the opinion of some friends of mine who listen only classical and they like better slightly warm systems, but in my case, that I listen to any kind of music I like, and I like almost all them, it's better a more balanced sound.
Cheers.
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