@magon sure it does, it is what transports you to the memories. The memories are there waiting, you system brings you back to them.
"audiophiles listen to their equipment"
That quote is misattributed to Alan Parsons, as I understand. Anyway saying there's a problem with wanting good sound is like saying an instrument designer, aiming for beautiful sound, could not possibly be a music lover and is only interested in the sound of the instruments. I.e. the sound is inseparable from the music. For me the beauty of the sound, good microdynamics, and so on, are the "doors" to the meaning of the music.
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@brilliantdisplays ...and I agree with you, it can be a race to the top that potentially is irrelevant when one 'hits the wall' of greater than your 'on-board' organic ears. 2 long excursions drove me to take a small D amp and my 'bookshelf' omni's along, the front end being my cell....Missed the sub that usually paired with, but beat zed. Spouse thought it nutz initially but our employees were down with it.... Have Audio Will Travel @kennymacc & @aewarren ...Precisely. @paqua123 *G* Same fate here, much the place/event memories of the time. As for those involved then, moved, dead or could be. Family mostly keeps track of each other if only for the countdown to the bottom of the list... Too many places I'd rather be on approach to.... *S* I'd opt for a Lotus Exige S v. the luxcruiser...😏 ....but a 'warmed up Subu could do well enough if taking the route rarely used beckons hard enough... ...that memory thing... ;) J |
Listening "criticality " makes me dissect everything and that's NOT fun.... Getting drawn into the music because it just sounds good is more appealing to me. My second system keeps me in check. It sounds damn good , i listen to it 75% of the time. It's compact and simple. Keeps me off the upgrade merry go round. When I think I need "more" I go in the main room and listen to that system for a while. I'm at the point where I just want to consume tons of music and choice of system comes down to mood and how much free time I have. Your system is "good" when you are cautious about making any changes. Basically they both sound so good I'm going to leave things alone for a while
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Music is something that happens in your mind. The stimulus need not be a sound. A written score does not need to be played to be understood as music. A sound designer/editor can look at a waveform and see the music. A profoundly deaf person can feel music. The majority of people on this planet do not need audiophile quality sound to enjoy reproduced music. Even when exposed to audiophile quality sound reproduction the majority of people are not converted. Musicians famously do not require audiophile sound. Only audiophiles need audiophile quality sound, hence they are listening to their systems. And there's nothing wrong with that. |
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