In Reply to: RE: After dropping your Orions posted by Analog Scott on February 17, 2008 at 10:57:23:
let's reserve the typical AJ flavored response until he has the chance to answer. I'm darn curious. Since cabling, quality of amplification and quality of source players play no part beyond a certain base level in the quality of the audio reproduction chain, that only leaves two three components: the recording, the speaker, and the room. I'd like to know what that speaker is. Perhaps it's one of his own - that's cool.
Since he never responded to an earlier post, I really don't know if he has ever heard any of the exception minimally miked kind of recordings that Stan mentioned in his article. Hearing most any Telarc would be a good place to start. I had the good fortune of participating (free labor only) with their production of ASO's Firebird . I can also suggest some early Windham Hill recordings of piano or guitar for a different musical genre. (Boring part) Liz Story's Solid Colors is special to me for many reasons. Here's an attractive, Juilliard trained pianist playing her own compositions on a Steinway. This 1982 recording was made direct to two track with a Studer half inch recorder at 30 ips. No noise reduction, limiting, or compression was used. Simply beautiful music presented in an unabashedly natural way. My wife and I used this in our wedding back in '86.
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