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Yet another post and no discussion about the subject. I admire your commitment to avoiding the subect

Posted by Analog Scott on December 3, 2016 at 10:34:05:

So to stay on subject...


We are comparing the sound quality of a live piano that is overloading a room to that of a top flight concert grand piano, just tweeked by an expert technition, played by a world class pianist in a world class concert hall and heard from an excellent seat in that hall.
1. Are these "live experiences" equal in sound quality? Are they just as good as each other?
2. Is either one more or less *realistic sounding* than the other?

I look forward to your next post insisting that you are either not interested, that I'm a bad guy or you have already addressed these questions (you haven't) It's almost a point of curiosity what lengths you will go to to avoid answering such simple questions that speak to the foundation of the idea that live acoustic music is the reference for audio playback.

What's your next excuse?