Holographic Soundstage ?
Equipment that enables a holographic soundstage within recorded pieces of music, needs to be assessed not in terms of brand names - (although some get close), rather IMO in terms of its circuitry techniques. A great location for reviewing schematics is hi fi engine https://www.hifiengine.com/manual-library.shtml Usually linearity, extensive current regulation with voltage stability, and use of - if we describe mosfets - common gate and common drain typically have this ability,as does a cascode. Your Krell meets some of these outlooks, and may explain why you prefer it. But it is wise look at all circuitry including your source components, attenuation and cabling and speakers, as each contribute as to how well or how poor your Krell is able to amplify reproduction of music via loudspeakers. Hope that helps. |
In my experience computer audio suffers from a lot of noise inside the computer.You are probably right for those who use computer without decreasing their electrical noise floor... But i use computer and my imaging, soundstage fill the room and with appropriate recording even include the listener on the scene... But save for vibrations controls and electrical noise floor controls, the more underestimated factor is the acoustic controls... And acoustic controls is not passive material treatment only with absorbing, diffusive and reflective surface.... It is more than that..... Without that my soundstage, imaging, timbre experience and listener envelopment and source width will be poor....With that i control them at will.... |
