stehno:
you make some good points.
howevere, ultimately each one of uds has to decide why we listen to music and our expectations that result from such an experience.
i think one's stereo system refelects, implicitly that choice.
as a reviewer i have written about this psychological issue in the form of a question:
"what is the purpose of a stereo system ?"
there are several considerations of a non musical nature, such as those that concern physiological factors, such as its soporofic abilities and its palliative effects relating to health issuess.
thus, i think elizabeth's issues are irrelevant, whereas, why one listens to music is the issue here.
it's not the equipment, rather its about the psychology of human behavior--listening to music.
thus, i would say, it's not the sonics, but rather the affect upon the sonics upon one's "psyche" that is the relevant question.
don't place the cart before the horse.
you make some good points.
howevere, ultimately each one of uds has to decide why we listen to music and our expectations that result from such an experience.
i think one's stereo system refelects, implicitly that choice.
as a reviewer i have written about this psychological issue in the form of a question:
"what is the purpose of a stereo system ?"
there are several considerations of a non musical nature, such as those that concern physiological factors, such as its soporofic abilities and its palliative effects relating to health issuess.
thus, i think elizabeth's issues are irrelevant, whereas, why one listens to music is the issue here.
it's not the equipment, rather its about the psychology of human behavior--listening to music.
thus, i would say, it's not the sonics, but rather the affect upon the sonics upon one's "psyche" that is the relevant question.
don't place the cart before the horse.