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In Reply to: Has rock music strongly impacted audio design? posted by tinear on June 8, 2012 at 11:13:43:
When I visit the multitude of rooms at the CES and other audio shows, I almost never hear rock music being played to demonstrate the equipment. Perhaps an acceptation to that occurred a number of years ago when Santana's Super Natural was released in 1999.
Last week while attending the Newport Beach show, I was astonished to hear in the Wilson Audio room some Grunge Rock being played over Wilson Sophia 3s. I stayed in the room for maybe 15 secs before I reached my limit.
Normally the music played to demonstrate gear is either Jazz, classical, eclectic and orchestral.
None of the popular crap that masquerades as music. I think that genre is left for the young folks who walk around with Mp3 buds stuck in their ear.
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- I doubt it.... - JayG 20:43:54 06/08/12 (9)
- RE: I doubt it.... - abs1 21:12:01 06/08/12 (8)
- RE: I doubt it.... - geezerrocket 11:28:29 06/10/12 (1)
- RE: I doubt it.... - Raymond Leggs 18:50:17 06/10/12 (0)
- RE: I doubt it.... - JayG 21:26:39 06/08/12 (5)
- And this is why they call us 'audiophools' - Gag Halfrunt 06:14:43 06/09/12 (4)
- Guilty as charged your honor..... - JayG 07:26:24 06/09/12 (3)
- RE: Guilty as charged your honor..... - Gag Halfrunt 08:24:33 06/09/12 (2)
- Your comments about music place you in an elite corps of comedians. nt - tinear 17:54:17 06/11/12 (0)
- RE: Guilty as charged your honor..... - JayG 08:48:58 06/09/12 (0)
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