Guidocorona..
Yes many times and i tend to get seats that are no further back than the 8 th row as most are recorded no further back than row 3-5 .
A symphony as most anything that comprises live un-amplfied instruments , goes from soft and delicate , to large and powerful, they never sustain high volumes.
Whenever a statement is made about playing symphony music loud, it tells me their system is compressed and lacking in low level details and dynamics, noted due to the system's inability to swell like live music.
Listening to a symphony on a system like that, would be nothing like a live symphony, no matter how loud you turn it up.
Dob,
In the past , many moons ago , i used to measure avg usually 82-88db , crescendos sometimes hit a peak of 109 db from row 7.
Yes many times and i tend to get seats that are no further back than the 8 th row as most are recorded no further back than row 3-5 .
A symphony as most anything that comprises live un-amplfied instruments , goes from soft and delicate , to large and powerful, they never sustain high volumes.
Whenever a statement is made about playing symphony music loud, it tells me their system is compressed and lacking in low level details and dynamics, noted due to the system's inability to swell like live music.
Listening to a symphony on a system like that, would be nothing like a live symphony, no matter how loud you turn it up.
Dob,
In the past , many moons ago , i used to measure avg usually 82-88db , crescendos sometimes hit a peak of 109 db from row 7.