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In Reply to: There is no interpretation, just blind live versus recorded tests posted by Soundmind on February 24, 2006 at 17:37:15:
but, the RECORDING is another form of interpretation that further prevents the playback system from achieving a real instrument accuracy.There is only subjectivity here, manufacturers, and recording producer's INTERPRETATIONS of accuracy.
Heck, accuracy can't even be defined. And different people hear differently, (someone can have an ear infection when listening).
And, someone who plays, or hears a Stradavarius everyday will be able to discern that violins ACCURATE signature better than someone like me, who has little or no experience.
I agree that very, very, many systems would fall short of, (accuracy; by whatever definition), reproducing a complex instrument; even if the (idiosyncratic) recording were not a factor...
"Swimming in the river that floods the neighborhood, I could call to you, but it would do no good"
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Follow Ups
- you're right about direct accuracy correlations - Sordidman 20:10:14 02/24/06 (2)
- I agree that accuracy is important. - Presto 20:33:21 02/24/06 (1)
- Re: I agree that accuracy is important. - Soundmind 21:05:22 02/24/06 (0)
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