Great responses to an interesting observation. It's not been a problem for me. As my system and hearing abilities have evolved I'm better able to hear some of the recording techniques on records, but this doesn't detract from my enjoyment of the music. Good music easily transcends the quality of the recording and/or playback equipment. I'm a much happier audiophile since I realized this.
better gear, worse recordings
ever notice that the better the gear you own, the worse some recordings sound?
some recordings you grew up with that were eq'd for lp's now sound flat and lifeless or the musical background is revealed as less captivating than it appeared on mediocre equipment
a few other rare jems show even more detail and are recorded so well that the upgrade in equipment yields even more musicality
I have my opinions, would like to here what artists you think suffer from the former or benefit from the latter
thanks
TOm
some recordings you grew up with that were eq'd for lp's now sound flat and lifeless or the musical background is revealed as less captivating than it appeared on mediocre equipment
a few other rare jems show even more detail and are recorded so well that the upgrade in equipment yields even more musicality
I have my opinions, would like to here what artists you think suffer from the former or benefit from the latter
thanks
TOm