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Klipsch

Posted by Inmate51 on April 13, 2017 at 09:15:05:
That's very cool that you were at Paul Klipsch's home, and must be a very memorable experience.

It's also something of a verification that "time alignment" isn't as critical as some people would like us to believe.

The most aurally excellent recordings I have are ones which were made with just two microphones, whether widely-spaced omni's (A-B), ORTF, or X-Y, with high quality equipment. The biggest problem with achieving excellent results when doing this is THE ROOM, followed by dealing with whatever sound reinforcement system might also be in the equation. Most public venues and performances aren't well-suited to "minimalist" miking, and so, there are flaws, and people making noises (especially with A-B!). But when you have a good room, and have control over the mic placement and extraneous sounds, it can be awesome.

:)