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If you have a flat, clean system even historical recordings sound better. Tiring sound comes primarily from frequency response imbalances, which can be even more pronounced if the recording has a limited frequency range to start with. If your system is flat down the middle, just about every well mastered and well mixed recording will sound good, even historical recordings.

post #92 of 93
Seems that audiophiles appreciates the instruments, flow, recording quality, voice, perfect pitch and the beat of the music more than the general public. As for something like lyrics, really depends on what that person is looking for in their music.
Edited by Sycho - 11/12/12 at 4:50pm
post #93 of 93
I'm not really an audiophile, but ever since I started getting into hi-fi I started appreciating my music a lot more. I downloaded all my music again, tagged everything properly and started using foobar. I really started appreciating my music a lot more once I got into high quality audio.
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