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In Reply to: The real argument is Good Illusion of live music versus Bad illusion -- analog or digital make little difference posted by Richard BassNut Greene on April 6, 2007 at 08:09:05:
The difference is that digital IMO actually alters how people perceive of the performance itself. Usually in the form the performance being worse than how they would have otherwise perceived it.Or in other words, where one listening to good analog and then bad analog of the same performance (without knowing so) will think he heard the same performance, the same person listening to good digital and then bad digital of the same performance (without knowing so) will think he heard two distinctly different performances.
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