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In Reply to: Re: replicating live is still a set of compromises posted by mls-stl on November 8, 2006 at 13:03:58:
Hey mls-stl,Of course you're correct when you state: "It's nice to state that replicating a live performance is the goal, but there are two factors to consider. One, that's impossible. Two, all systems that try for accurate reproduction are still a set of engineering compromises."
That's precisely why I had restate my actual postion a lot more clearly by saying while my ultimate "goal" is to find a system that has the performance capababilty to replicate LIVE music. That's done while knowing all audio components are flawed so I choose from the audio components that possess the performance capabilities I find the most important & desireable to me and my listening. Thus while not a perfect replication of live music, it's the closet I can get to replicating LIVE music, while using the less than perfect audio components produced today.
Keep enjoying the music -- Thetubeguy1954
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