I may have the correct degree of brain damage (I heard that...😣), but I understood what the OP was 'on about'. Noun vs. adjective, the intent and impression is similar enough to comprehend....
"Spatiality/resolution" edge into room acoustics, but another issue for another day...mho, and yours may vary...
The great majority of equipment can render a piano as recognized as a piano. Personally, I'd find it amusing to hear a piano sound like a banjo. I suspect it'd be difficult to tune one to do so.
The tuner of same should be hauled off to detox unless the deed was done for a lark by a paying customer...a whole different scenario. *G*
OK, seriously....IMHO, no speaker has yet to accomplish Perfect Reproduction in an absolute sense. Many of varying sizes, formulations, pricing, et al may and can approach that goal but still fall short of achieving All of the Four Aspects stated by the OP.
Given the plethora of forums and postings by the denizens of AG, and the variations of commentary and responses garnered....
..No One has either. Regardless of equipment, ICs', format played, room characteristics, power supply....
The Quest continues for some....others find a level of solace they can enjoy and stop, accepting the deal they've made with the chimera....;)
Will Perfect Repro ever be achieved?
No. Even if the measuring devices swear in their absolutist way '...we're here, listen to It...', no.
Remember the old computer comment:
PEBKAC
Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair.
Even if we were presented with perfection, we likely wouldn't recognise it as such, so used to imperfection, things fraught with flaw.
daros71, sorry you got hosed. 'Net sales can be like that. If you've no recourse to solution, send the seller an unmarked box of dog waste.
Yes, rude. But some suspect you of being AKA 'Mr. K'; not a pretty status for one complaining of speakers....🤔
(Delete this if one must....I haven't attacked anyone in specific nor even in general; a tasteless suggestion, perhaps but one born of ennui...)
"Spatiality/resolution" edge into room acoustics, but another issue for another day...mho, and yours may vary...
The great majority of equipment can render a piano as recognized as a piano. Personally, I'd find it amusing to hear a piano sound like a banjo. I suspect it'd be difficult to tune one to do so.
The tuner of same should be hauled off to detox unless the deed was done for a lark by a paying customer...a whole different scenario. *G*
OK, seriously....IMHO, no speaker has yet to accomplish Perfect Reproduction in an absolute sense. Many of varying sizes, formulations, pricing, et al may and can approach that goal but still fall short of achieving All of the Four Aspects stated by the OP.
Given the plethora of forums and postings by the denizens of AG, and the variations of commentary and responses garnered....
..No One has either. Regardless of equipment, ICs', format played, room characteristics, power supply....
The Quest continues for some....others find a level of solace they can enjoy and stop, accepting the deal they've made with the chimera....;)
Will Perfect Repro ever be achieved?
No. Even if the measuring devices swear in their absolutist way '...we're here, listen to It...', no.
Remember the old computer comment:
PEBKAC
Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair.
Even if we were presented with perfection, we likely wouldn't recognise it as such, so used to imperfection, things fraught with flaw.
daros71, sorry you got hosed. 'Net sales can be like that. If you've no recourse to solution, send the seller an unmarked box of dog waste.
Yes, rude. But some suspect you of being AKA 'Mr. K'; not a pretty status for one complaining of speakers....🤔
(Delete this if one must....I haven't attacked anyone in specific nor even in general; a tasteless suggestion, perhaps but one born of ennui...)