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In Reply to: RE: Shifting instruments and room layout posted by Dawnrazor on March 1, 2012 at 22:46:02:
D, "pretty face" did not even cross my mind. LOL!
Yes, actually, I have recordings where there is singer movement. I've kept one in my test music selection because of the awesome imaging it has. The producer wanted to keep some of the "on stage" experience of a Broadway musical.
Well, I am still a fan of "something in the middle" for some situations that may require it. However, the more places I try this where planars are concerned, the more I find situations that would benefit, or at least, offer an optional presentation...given a person's preferences. To be sure, I don't yet know the range of situations this may work on.
Here's an additional perspective. The Minis were designed for the desktop environment. Guess what tends to be on the many desks? Exactly. Which is why I tested it. The Minis with a laptop folded down sound great. But, with the laptop monitor open, they sound more impressive and image better.
And for some tastes & preferences, of course, there the Rooze and variants thereof.
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