"IMHO, each and every room has a different and exact volume level setting." Huh? I've been a pro musician and pro live sound engineer for several decades and statements like this mystify me. Exact? Every mix on every recording is generally different, and some seem better than others based on personal taste. Where is the listener sitting? Where is this "exact" "locking of in" going to happen? Is a bass heavy or bass light or treble compromised recording going to "lock in" every time? I don't require an answer, maybe I simply need a vacation.
Volume considerations
I’ve discovered something after much listening. I generally like the volume high, trying to emulate the sound in a concert hall. However I found that listening at too high a volume actually detracts from the soundstage and realistic blend of instruments. The sound actually tends to flatten out at too high volumes.
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