Bloom air around instruments

^^^ nonsense

The OP says in his profile "I saw a holographic sound stage at a guys home about 20 yrs ago.It seemed as though you could walk between or stand behind the performers.No one believes me"

Come on over. I’ve had holographic systems for 40+ years.

The PSB Imagine T2 will never image properly. Do the math on arrival and reflections from 3 woofers below 500Hz. The woofers have horrible resonances right in the middle of the mid-range. See Fig 3 https://www.stereophile.com/content/psb-imagine-t2-tower-loudspeaker-measurements

Also see Fig 7. There is no step response, so the time is confused.

Just another audiophile hallucination.

At least this one (hallucination) I can turn on & off at will... Probably better for me too. 

Live classical certainly has air coming from instruments a voice in sensitive and well designed concert halls. It is the interplay between musical production of sound and ambient resonance and timbre.

The recital hall at Middlebury College, which theTokyo Quartet called the finest chamber music hall on the east coast, is one. Symphony Hall in Boston is another.

Sorry but I just can’t resist saying this.  Don’t pounce on me as it’s a joke.  The only time I heard air around the notes was when some guy farted very loud in the listening room. We could also smell the “air” as well