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setting as goal : to match flaws = tail-chasing

Automobile tires are often not perfect. But for car manufacturers to try and match the flaws of the tires would be ridiculous. Auto-makers, and tire-makers, realistically pursue optimal production side-by-side, not by tail-chasing defects.

You don't have to believe me, but you've got a logical fallacy going there.

All facets of the recording and playback system are focussed on achieving the best possible resolution under the circumstances at hand. That's the goal ::.. BEST possible.
Each aspect is always concerned with narrowing the difference between current state of the art and, yeah--- perfection.
Not with matching some imperfection somewhere else in the chain.

J.D.

btw.. there has been various kinds of progress re lathes and mastering procedures.... as an example, though not recent, I'd suggest Stan Ricker's Half-Speed Mastering --a major advance, if possibly too cost-heavy for everyday releases.

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