Bo, reflected on our conversation and it reminded me of a similiar situation I ran into with a local audiophile. He had an extremely high end
system with a 20K vinyl rig and Avalon Eidolons etc..., which I thought would be exceptional to experience. Bottom line is that he played music at an extremely low level, suffered severe humm issues and dynamic range limitations. Bottom line is that I am often amazed at how many audiophiles have extremely bizarre listening habits that exhibit traits contrary to live music being recreated. Attempts to controll the acoustic envelope and tighten a systems abillity to fully express the dynamic range and scale of the music is antithetical to Hi Fidelity!
system with a 20K vinyl rig and Avalon Eidolons etc..., which I thought would be exceptional to experience. Bottom line is that he played music at an extremely low level, suffered severe humm issues and dynamic range limitations. Bottom line is that I am often amazed at how many audiophiles have extremely bizarre listening habits that exhibit traits contrary to live music being recreated. Attempts to controll the acoustic envelope and tighten a systems abillity to fully express the dynamic range and scale of the music is antithetical to Hi Fidelity!