@lalitk
@whart
+1
As a music lover I am not looking for “ forensic” listening or a microscope to examine the fine details and loose track of the music.
Another thought about highlighted details, they can commandeer your focus of attention. Instead of being emotionally involved or allowing the music to evoke feelings (through immersion) they can grab your attention and put you into the analytical mode of examine the detail. They need to be there to get the gestalt and complexity of the musical experience but if too obvious they can destroy the emotional connection
Translation: Your room is not cut out for handling detail. ( Clueless it began, clueless it ended).