OP:
Please define "absolute sound" versus "musical"
Please define "absolute sound" versus "musical"
Two Type of sound and listener preference are there more?
What does the word "musical" mean? Can "musical" be analytical? Is live music "musical?" Is the perception of live music analytical? When is recorded music "musical?" When is recorded music "analytical?" Can it be both? What does the word "analytical" mean in the context of listening to the sound of music, either live or reproduced? Is the genre of music a factor? What are some examples of all the above? |
@markalarsen "Real is good" What is "real" when we refer to reproduction of music in our home? Is it always "good?" |
@markmendenhall "Simply put, if the nature of the sound produced by your system doesn’t cause a positive emotional response, it really doesn’t matter what camp you are in. My system allows me an emotional connection with the music, if it didn’t I’d make changes till it did. I guess that is my definition of ‘musical’. " Indeed, sir! I've heard a lot of live music which sounded terrible because the acoustics of the location were terrible. I've heard a lot of live music which sounded glorious because the acoustics of the venue were at least decent. With regard to my home audio system, let me say that I'm in the happy camp. |
@audiotroy "One personas nirvanaha is another persons hell." Correction: One personas (sic) nirvahahaha is another person (’) s hell." Sounds as if you are referring to audiophile ceilings and floors, but I could be wrong. Maybe it’s an "either or" kind of situation, depending on the number of personas. Lots of variables, though. Personally, I know I’m on to something if my toes are tapping, which is, of course, one of the most important principles of Dahn Yoga. |