bigshot
Headphoneus Supremus
The mind is an amazing thing. It can make the world appear any way it wants it to appear. People hear voices that aren't there, and others look at a blue dress and think it's white. We have the ability to hear secondary spatial clues in music and imagine them to be primary spatial cues. But that only applies to the one listener. A different person might hear something completely different. That's why subjective impressions aren't useful for describing sound. It's better to describe the objective fidelity and let each listener find their own subjective bliss. Oftentimes that bliss has nothing at all to do with sound.