Speakers that reveal bad recordings? Not for me.


Why is it ever desirable to have speakers that simply reflect whatever they are fed, for better or worse?
I can control the upstream equipment, but I cannot control the quality of the recording, which severely limits my freedom of music choice, defeating the purpose of an audio system. This just seems like common sense to me, and I get annoyed when a dealer or whomever mentions this as sign of quality. (Thanks for reading my rant.)
rgs92
This hobby is a lot more boring when everything sounds the same. The variety of recordings out there to experience makes it a lot more interesting and surprising at least for me.

The fact is all recordings are done differently and any attempt to ignore that will probably lead to less than desirable results long term. 
@hombre, 

Yes, it's all about fun.

Yes, neither the Beatles or Stones had great sound quality - just adequate I guess. Thankfully George Martin insisted on placing limits on the number of 'bounce downs' permitted per tape.

As for the best sex, apart from mood and circumstances, who can explain any of it?

Anyway I'd strongly advise against mentioning what was best to any current/future partner, the same way I'd advise choosing your words carefully when discussing what might be wrong with an audiophile friends system.
My second wife was hotter looking than my first but sex wasn’t as good. Not sure what this has to do with anything but it seems somehow related.
Its all in the mind. As I said to my wife the other night, "What? You’re having trouble thinking of someone else too?"