What's your system response on " Feels like home"

Actually, I am not sure I will call the Norah Jones CD or Vinyl (Feels like home and the previous one) quite natural but I think they are very challanging to systems. The sound balance tests the systems at 'seams' at realistic volume level. I think Norah Jones has system punishing vocal range. Bad system balance and it will show up.

I find the sacd of this album to be wonderful. Not vinyl, but very close in my rig. I have to agree with Rotarius. I'm using SET. Quintessential tubes!!

No, Rotarius. I don't like the TIZZY sounds.I do not knock tube sounds either. As a matter of fact, I am trying to sell one of my 400Xi to get the tube-intergrated. Again, there is no battle between tubes vs SS here. My apology to all tuby heads. Just a fact that, as much as I love NJ first CD, her second CD sounds darn-good in my car stereo ( little on the bright side)but the second " Feel like home" sounds overly open and too much bass in my home set-up system. However the " comes away with me" sounds wonderful at home or on the roads. I read some where in this web, the 400XI is ruthless to its source. Maybe, that is the case here.Happy listenning.

I agree with Rotarius - these recordings are mostly free of the over-compressed, supercharged high end normally found on "pop" CDs. personally, I find these CDs (haven't heard the vinyl, as I understand they used the digital master to make the LP ?!) very listeneable and non-fatiguing; although not reference quality, they really do sound quite good. On my system. Which is a mix of tubes (Audible Illusions M3A) and solid state (Nuforce Reference 9s).

heres a shocker...most pop, jazz, and rock recording aren't trying to sound accurate. the goal of most producers and engineers is to capture the 'feel' of the material....can anyone deny the power of THE ROLLING STONES-ENGLANDS NEWEST HITMAKERS, or literally tens of thousands of other recordings because they don't meet some kind of balanced sonic criteria. If a recordings 'sound' is more important then its 'mood' or 'feel', we've really taken the fun out of popular music. Miss Jones CD wasn't made to be a reference disc. it was made to capture her personality by one of the world's greatest producers(god rest his soul).