Moving air is what music is!
Most music reproduction systems tend to lose much of the "moving air" that is the music. The dynamics and clarity of live music just vanish. Ever listen to your system after coming home from the symphony??!! Does it sound like you are sitting in the foyer, or on the main concert floor?
A system that has "air around instruments" may have a bit of the dynamics and details of the live experience. And perhaps that's what this refers to.
But at a concert, I never hear "air around instruments" but I do hear a lot of moving air. To me, it seems like that is a difference. But maybe not.
BTW, I do not have perfect pitch or hearing.
Most music reproduction systems tend to lose much of the "moving air" that is the music. The dynamics and clarity of live music just vanish. Ever listen to your system after coming home from the symphony??!! Does it sound like you are sitting in the foyer, or on the main concert floor?
A system that has "air around instruments" may have a bit of the dynamics and details of the live experience. And perhaps that's what this refers to.
But at a concert, I never hear "air around instruments" but I do hear a lot of moving air. To me, it seems like that is a difference. But maybe not.
BTW, I do not have perfect pitch or hearing.