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In Reply to: Why does everyone say that Martin Logans are terrible for rock or metal? posted by MDavis on May 8, 2003 at 18:58:18:
... is that its almost always poorly-recorded.Rock and pop music are recorded in such a way as to achieve a certain sound. This is done through the use of compression, equalization, mixing, electronic reverb, and other effects. The result is what people expect when listening to a car radio, but on a revealing system, comes across as being very artificial.
Well-recorded acoustic music sounds much better on my Maggies. I still enjoy rock, though.
Ed
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