Live-vs.-Recorded Demonstrations

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Brian Cheney

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Re: Live-vs.-Recorded Demonstrations
« Reply #20 on: 4 Mar 2011, 05:37 pm »
I am bringing this thread up again as it is under discussion over at audioasylum.

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« Reply #21 on: 4 Mar 2011, 06:29 pm »
Where?

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Re: Live-vs.-Recorded Demonstrations
« Reply #22 on: 4 Mar 2011, 08:21 pm »
 Its not the asylum for nuttin.  :duh:. No better way to demo your speakers. The live reference is the ONLY reference. Period end of story.
  More audiophiles need to go listen to live unamplified or amplified music and make it their reference. We cannot rely on recorded music as we were not at the original recording session.
  One of most enlightening club meetings was in a recording studio. We heard the live event transferred to digital, analog thru tubes and SS Same for the digital feed. Shocking were the revelations. The digital feed was the most accurate the analog the most enjoyable go figure.

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Re: Live-vs.-Recorded Demonstrations
« Reply #23 on: 4 Mar 2011, 09:59 pm »
It's in The General Asylum on the first page, in the thread about loudspeakers being accurate reproducers of live music.