@optimizerWhen room interact with recorded sound, the recorded sound is distorted. Period.
The BEST listening is in a dead room. Your statement that rooms should not be deadened is promoting that distortion. Period. It interferes with imaging, can upset the soundstage and changes musical instrument harmonics. Period.
Distortion in room is ABSOLUTELY something you want to be NULL. We must minimize distortion / reflections from the walls. Those quite simply interfere with the reproduction of the recorded signal. There will be reflected sound on that recording. We cannot add to that distortion by using a live rom.
There is nothing to say in rebuttal. If the goal is undistorted music exactly how it was recorded, then a dead listening room (or headphones that do exactly the same thing as a dead room) is the only way to go. Anything else is distorted.
DEAD ROOMS do not have to look like an anechoic chamber. They can be nicely decorated and pleasant.
The BEST listening is in a dead room. Your statement that rooms should not be deadened is promoting that distortion. Period. It interferes with imaging, can upset the soundstage and changes musical instrument harmonics. Period.
Distortion in room is ABSOLUTELY something you want to be NULL. We must minimize distortion / reflections from the walls. Those quite simply interfere with the reproduction of the recorded signal. There will be reflected sound on that recording. We cannot add to that distortion by using a live rom.
There is nothing to say in rebuttal. If the goal is undistorted music exactly how it was recorded, then a dead listening room (or headphones that do exactly the same thing as a dead room) is the only way to go. Anything else is distorted.
DEAD ROOMS do not have to look like an anechoic chamber. They can be nicely decorated and pleasant.