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In Reply to: RE: Observation to your "dirty up" their amps comment... posted by Dman on December 09, 2014 at 05:44:07
You confuse production with reproduction.
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Production of a musical event (in the case of our genre here, ROCK) starts at the guitar/bass and amplifier. There are distortions inherent there that are used for the production of music.
Playback (or reproduction) should be as the metaphorical window- a clear view into the recording, and thus the gear at the playback end should be as transparent as possible, adding nothing (or little) of its own sonic signature to the music.
Did I miss something? LOL
Dman
Analog Junkie
AS if when listening to "rock" music on a better system one would expect the system to ignore the "dirtying" of an amplifiers sound when that IS the sound of the performance? If the system cannot reproduce the sound of the "dirty" amplifier (whatever the hell that is) then the system is useless. The "dirty" amplifier is as much a part of the performance as the rosin on a bow.
The system's job is to reproduce what was produced.
I am mystified at how your comment could be said to be confusing reproduction with production when that is exactly what you were attempting to differentiate.
Oh, well ...
nt
Dman
Analog Junkie
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