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In Reply to: RE: Why? posted by Don Till on February 24, 2010 at 19:27:22:
"there's endless evidence indicating that many audiophiles blame bad sound on their recordings. Ie. good recording quality = good sound and bad recording quality = bad sound.
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No good recording quality doesn't always equal good sound and no one here would claim that, so strawman again!! If the system is bad a good recording will also sound at least less good than it could if not outright bad.
A bad recording will likely sound bad on all systems but still may be enjoyable to the listener.
"As an audiophile I dismiss as a myth the following - Ie. good recording quality = good sound and bad recording quality = bad sound.
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Again, this is some artificial strawman myth you have constructed that no one here would agree with or disagree with wholeheartedly so it CAN'T be a myth.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Why? - morricab 02/25/1002:23:33 02/25/10 (3)
- Why do you continue on to insist? - Don Till 05:19:36 02/27/10 (2)
- RE: Why do you continue on to insist? - morricab 01:10:33 02/28/10 (1)
- RE: Why do you continue on to insist? - Analog Scott 06:24:48 02/28/10 (0)
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