Why not the piano as a reference for bass


I see a lot of commentary/reviews on a systems bass response that all seem to hinge on the 41 hz double bass and such range.  At 27.5 the A0 note on a piano seems a better point to judge.  Lots of piano in normal music vs say an organ note.  I know when I feel that deep chord played it is one of things I enjoy about listening the most!  Was listening to Wish you were here live and the piano was sublime.

So is it more of how much musical energy is perceived in the 40 hz range or what that makes this more of a reproduction benchmark?

I welcome your input!

New Joe Bonamassa out BTW!

guscreek

Showing 1 response by kennyc

Piano bass limited in bass energy and duration and thus limited to be used in evaluation.  However, if piano bass is individually important, no reason for that particular person to not target piano bass excellence.

Also, bass preferences can differ - some seek bass energy, while others target better fidelity