Recommendations for Vintage Speakers

@geoffkait 
****But whatever that sound is, of live unamplified music, that is the absolute sound.****

Bingo.  When you're familiar with sound of live unamplified music, you understand the absolute nature of it.  They can vary the setting, the recording set-up, the staging... doesn't matter.  When you hear it through recorded playback and it hits the spot, that's the absolute sound.

Sorry, dude. I did not say that. I said the opposite. Cheers! 

@geoffkait

**** Sorry, dude. I did not say that. I said the opposite. Cheers! ****

It was a direct quote.  You said it.  ****But whatever that sound is, of live unamplified music, that is the absolute sound.**** Scroll up and verify.

Who are you - Donald Trump?  Denying that you said what we all can see you said???

You need to take a refresher course in reading comp 101 pronto. You are confusing me with the other dude cleeds who was responding to my original statement.

Quick recap,

cleeds
@geoffkait

... for live music there is no absolute sound since all auditoriums, symphony halls, night clubs, etc. sound different. AND - depending on where one is sitting or standing in a given venue - the sound will be different.

But whatever that sound is, of live unamplified music, that is the absolute sound. And for that matter, many French horns, or violas, or trombones sound different from their brethren. That doesn’t mean each doesn’t create its own absolute sound.