the only thing i try to do sometimes is focus my eyes on a spot on the wall which is "dead center" between the speakers. this enables me to aurally focus on the 1. stereo image 2. the soundstage. but after a few minutes i just "go back to" listening to the music and i am most likely no longer "sitting up straight and at attention". i am still surrounded by subtle details in the recording and paying attention to the composition and the performance, but much less to where the sound is emanating from. i used to read equipment reviews but i gave up that bad habit several years ago!
What do you do when you listen to music?
An Audiophile friend of mine surprised me when he said he listens to music for 2-3 hours per day.
And when he says "Listen" he means that he actively listens; just sits and listens.
Does not read, does not thumb through magazines... Just listens in the "sweet spot" in his living room and becomes immersed in the music.
I NEVER do that. But then I am not an Audiophile (yet).
What do you do when you listen to music?
And when he says "Listen" he means that he actively listens; just sits and listens.
Does not read, does not thumb through magazines... Just listens in the "sweet spot" in his living room and becomes immersed in the music.
I NEVER do that. But then I am not an Audiophile (yet).
What do you do when you listen to music?