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In Reply to: RE: No matter the venue... posted by genungo on August 24, 2014 at 09:24:12:
Hi and thanks for the very interesting advice
I think that what you mention " when everything is "right" you can't beat the live performance " is also the key question
When everything is "right" at a live performance ?
I can guess that the best jazz clubs have a very good acoustic and playback systems
So in the end i agree that nothing can beat the real thing
But the interest around music reproduction means that reproduced music can be a very nice substitute
As you very well say, absolutely " It's no fun sitting next to certain types of noisy and obnoxious people while listening to pro sound "squawker" speakers in a smelly venue with bad acoustics "
Just think of the feeling to have a jazz group playing only for you in your home when you want
In my experience the very big issue is the listening room.
I am sure that the only way to get a good sound is a dedicated and treated room ...
And unfortunately i cannot afford it at the moment.
I bought a cheap and nice system some years ago.
The sound at home was only a very bad copy of the one in the shop listening room ... a very poor copy.
And the system was exactly the same up to the last cable.
What a difference ...
Thanks again.
Kind regards,
bg
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