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In Reply to: Crappy recordings; good music... posted by *Michael Z* on May 6, 2008 at 06:13:24:
On good recordings my system shines and on "bad" recording they are still quite palatable. When you say "I was going to find/build myself a pair of lower resoultion speakers more eq'ed for it...", I understand that as some sort of weakness in the playback system. Personally, I'd wouldn't want to be relegated to just "great" recordings to fully enjoy my system. IMO, detailed with ease is the way to go.Peter Moncrieff wrote:
"The true mark of audio greatness is heard when difficult signals are handled with effortless ease, like Fred Astaire dancing..."
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Follow Ups
- I'll side with DonT - JeffH 05/6/0808:43:25 05/6/08 (11)
- I disagree, and think it is what your goals are... - *Michael Z* 09:18:11 05/6/08 (10)
- RE: I disagree, and think it is what your goals are... - Don T 05:30:46 05/7/08 (5)
- Eh' - *Michael Z* 06:37:14 05/7/08 (4)
- That's ok but.... - Don T 07:10:10 05/7/08 (3)
- RE: That's ok but.... - *Michael Z* 05:58:38 05/8/08 (2)
- Also... - Don T 07:38:05 05/8/08 (0)
- RE: That's ok but.... - Don T 07:09:31 05/8/08 (0)
- You're right on top of a very important audio truism - Presto 18:03:06 05/6/08 (1)
- I think you've got it - almost! - Don T 08:20:08 05/7/08 (0)
- Well then... - JeffH 10:43:49 05/6/08 (1)
- "It's not the destination, it's the journey" - *Michael Z* 11:16:35 05/6/08 (0)
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