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How much “suspension of disbelief do you need?”

We (or most of us) believe that it’s very difficult if not impossible to hear an exact representation of the the sound of a live performance on a recording.
The question is how much do you have to delude yourself into thinking it’s the real thing your listening to, to satisfy yourself.
To some it has to to be as close as possible. But others can make allowances for defects in the sound in order to enjoy the presentation.

‘How much do you need?

 

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asvjerry
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At present, I'm more or less happy with my personal Audio Illusion Means. *S*

That doesn't mean I don't 'tweak' in some fashion but tends towards level adjusts and hz minutia....

The bulk of the time is spent in enjoyment.  Which has always been the point. ;)

Happy 1-23, J

 

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asvjerry
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...'mayor'....but suspension of disbelief comes in handy in many circumstances....

Can apply here as well, but so what else is new? ;)

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