How important is it for you to attain a holographic image?
Newbee, you are right, there are not so many and I listen to music the same as someone with a one box player; I listen for music, not holography. You asked if I ran across a recording that displayed holography, to clue you in. Here's a record that displays it, and it's just a record that I bought before CD. Weather Report, "Black Market" was recorded in 1975, and it was released by Columbia Records. It's fusion; hope you can find and enjoy it. |
orpheus10 & gdnrbob ... I remember when Clifford was killed too. My older cousin, who introduced me to jazz, broke the news to me. He was actually crying. I remember back in the early 70s as I was looking through the used records at Aaron’s Records in West Hollywood, across from Fairfax high school, as a man standing next to me was looking through the Clifford Brown section. I asked him if he knew Clifford’s music. He said ... "Oh sure, I play classical trombone with the Los Angeles Phil. All of us brass players know about Clifford - he was the best." And indeed he was. :-) Frank |
When I listen to the Hollywood Saxaphone Quartet ( https://www.amazon.com/Hollywood-Saxophone-Quartet/dp/B00CHQKNNO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=15464207... or Doc Evans "classics of the 20" on Audiophile AP 50, https://www.amazon.com/Classics-20s-Red-Vinyl-Evans/dp/B002LO6RAA/ref=sr_1_5?s=music&ie=UTF8&...(mid-50s mono LPs, the saxes aren't piled up in the center but spread across between my speakers and the band is spread out as well with instruments placed 3D in between depending on where they were recorded. So many of my mono LPs have depth and spread out performers, as if they were stereo, it fools even die-hard stereophiles. Maybe I just have a mediocre audio system that falsifies mono into omni-sound. Although I doubt that because true stereo sounds great as well and my speakers are definitely non-omni types. Just ask Oregonpapa since his system is similar type and similar sounding. |
I’ve been known to leave the mono switch on after playing a mono album an not notice for a day or two of stereo recordings so probably not a major issue for me. What I do dislike is when the sound dives for the closest speaker when I listen off axis as I’m often not listening alone, it’s possible to set speakers up so this doesn’t happen and the image stays stabe but the positioning needs to be quite precise. I found Sumiko Masterset quite useful for this. |
