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In Reply to: Re: Music/Sound posted by Steve Eddy on March 8, 2005 at 10:19:10:
> And if 2% added distortion gives me a more pleasurable listening experience, then I'll take the 2% added distortion ten times out of ten.I understand getting the sound balanced to your liking, to each his own, etc...
The problem I've found is when the producer mics a concert for added bass, or adds some tube distortion to an organ, or otherwise tweaks the sound, the added bass or tube distortion of your system is amplified, beyond sounding natural, or "good" to my ears.
I find I enjoy recordings more when my system doesn't add or subtract anything. If a recording is lousy, I'll switch in my equalizer and try to fix things, otherwise I leave well enough alone.
/*Music is subjective. Sound is not.*/
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- That's fine - jbmcb 03/8/0510:35:13 03/8/05 (2)
- Re: That's fine - Steve Eddy 16:36:28 03/8/05 (1)
- Re: That's fine - jbmcb 20:19:13 03/8/05 (0)
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