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In Reply to: so true posted by musiclistener on December 15, 2005 at 16:17:57:
Use crappy, well-worn recordings of stuff you know really well.If a system can make some headway with that kind of program, odds are something good's going on......
Maybe this is one of those donut/hole things, but I'd rather know the worst-case scenario early, decide if I can live with it, and then make the choice of whether to move on to better sounding material.....
To me the deal-maker-or-breaker is how a system sorts out the total unmanageable chaos of a crap recording.
Nothing wrong in throwing on something incredible now and again, but if the test run is to be meaningful, it should show the bottom of the bottom. To stick with super produced Lps is to be in denial about the vast majority of underachiever recordings out there....
Unless you're one of those 'Near-Jazz At The Pawnshop' devotees.......
JD
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