absolutely almost all of us.
The main subject here is what all those 3 adjectives really means for each one because we all are accustomed to everything but all those 3 together adjectives. It's the way we were and are " forced " to listen a room/system through our audio life.
Look, @paulcreed posted this after his first hand experiences with Wima cap:
"" I let Wima run for a month or so hoping they would become the cap you say they are, that never happened. They are just as much of a tone control as the boutique caps. Wima's dull the sound which is controlling the tone. I found them to sound just what they are cheap ...""
please note : " Wima's dull the sound "" ( something as lifeless. )
Well, by coincidence this week in the analog forum and in a thread TT clamp experiences an audiophile with Slaw moniker posted:
" they seem to take some life out of the music.."
that's very similar statement to what paulcreed posted here about Wima and I gave him a response something as this: that what is taking away are just " distortions " and he ask me the why's of my post and this is my answer in that thread:
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/orosonic-monster-cable-reflex-record-clamp/post?postid=1918692#1918692
and after that post this was the answer of the OP thread to my post:
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/orosonic-monster-cable-reflex-record-clamp/post?postid=1918698#1918698
That's why I insist that Wima/TDK/Kemet or Vishay what takes out/away are those boutique heavy colorations/distortions.
Wima and the like can't improve in anyway the recorded signal quality only let pass through " untouchable " and unfortunatelly for many of us shows us the true quality performance levels of our room/system.
With other purposes but: any one already experienced the reproduction of a recording in an anechoic room/chamber?
R.