@millercarbon,
"Technically it is the system that makes the recordings shine. Or should be."
We know that plainly isn't the case. Not even technically.
There's little getting away from the fact that differences between recordings are far greater than the differences between any decent or semi-decent systems.
Even you must, as the remainder of your post above went on to illustrate. Unless of course you were singularly referring to your much vaunted - yet seemingly high strung, system alone.
How many times have we heard you declare that the smallest change can make its sound become unlistenably drab?
A shill too far perhaps?
You've already been discredited at least once due to your various undisclosed financial benefits yet you keep freely handing out such 'advice'.
Don't you think you might owe the rest of us some form of an apology?
Or have you forgotten?
"Technically it is the system that makes the recordings shine. Or should be."
We know that plainly isn't the case. Not even technically.
There's little getting away from the fact that differences between recordings are far greater than the differences between any decent or semi-decent systems.
Even you must, as the remainder of your post above went on to illustrate. Unless of course you were singularly referring to your much vaunted - yet seemingly high strung, system alone.
How many times have we heard you declare that the smallest change can make its sound become unlistenably drab?
A shill too far perhaps?
You've already been discredited at least once due to your various undisclosed financial benefits yet you keep freely handing out such 'advice'.
Don't you think you might owe the rest of us some form of an apology?
Or have you forgotten?