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" That assertion has nothing to do with either HP's concept or what I use as a reference."

Posted by Analog Scott on November 28, 2016 at 14:30:36:
You said ""Any facsimile of a live experience works for me." Sorry but you can't group that broad scope of live music with HPs narrower scope of live music in "a good hall"

If you have never experienced crap sound at a live acoustic concert then this speaks to the narrow scope of your experience with live music or a profound bias that live is an automatic qualifier for excellence. But I can assure you that bad SQ does exist in the world of live acoustic music. But it seems (correct me if I am wrong) that you draw the line at "live." That meaning any live music is a good reference. Yes? No?