Yes I find that the case as well. I am starting to keep a notebook of all my vinyl albums. I jot down what is the best volume, EQ setting, speaker placement (forward, toe-in, toe-out), etc.. for me. It helps me enjoy the music a great deal more because I know that I am at optimum quality for myself and without spending $$$$$$$$ it's not going to be better. Hope that helps a little.
The music’s the thing but....
Yes, the music is the thing. But before we became engrossed in this crazy hobby, it was the ONLY thing. Now, I can’t listen to music on my system without the SOUND entering into the equation. Unless it’s a patently historic recording, or mono, my enjoyment of the music is tempered by what the sound is like. That was never the case before. I can’t seem to enjoy the music if the sound isn’t right. What a pity that is.
The music should come first, but unfortunately, it doesn’t.
If I’m listening on a car radio or something, the problem doesn’t exist.
Zoom, right to the music!
Such is the nature of our obsession.
The music should come first, but unfortunately, it doesn’t.
If I’m listening on a car radio or something, the problem doesn’t exist.
Zoom, right to the music!
Such is the nature of our obsession.
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