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In Reply to: Ditto. posted by olddude55 on October 15, 2014 at 07:45:04:
I have heard (and have) a LOT of classical that is what I suppose some would call "golden era- phase 1" (right before RCA Stereo Shaded Dogs and what not?).
Hearing that stuff in mono makes me wish that I was there instead- hearing the orchestra or whatever/whoever (Toscanini, Starker, Casadesus). That would have been the real treat. To me though, while I can truly and totally understand the performances, I just feel like I'm missing that 3rd dimension of perception (kinda like waking up with something in an eye- you can't make sense of depth and bump into things you know are there while trying to get to the bathroom mirror).
Maybe THAT is what is missing when I hear mono- I've been a "stereo person" that when I hear mono of almost anything (with RARE exception to some jazz as well), there is an aural cue that is missing and I can't fill in that part of the sound...
Sorry for the ramble! To each their own, I suppose!
Cheers,
Dman
Analog Junkie
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Follow Ups
- That's why most of those mono LPs get little play... - Dman 11:15:14 10/15/14 (2)
- RE: That's why most of those mono LPs get little play... - rbolaw 05:56:22 10/16/14 (0)
- I did buy/got suckered into one of the new Beatles' mono records. - olddude55 11:52:04 10/15/14 (0)