CYoung234
100+ Head-Fier
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I don,t know were you go for live music, but here in montreal (quebec, canada) I have been a really devoted music listener for lot of show, especially jazz, classical and indie, for jazz and indie it was a very unpleasant experience because people look like to go there for social event more than musical one and I became really disgust by the non-sacred music approach, for classical, people still respect musical experience but music isn't sacred anymore and this is why I came to the conclusion it's better to give it the right respectufull source to shine. Music need silence to shine, wich in live is very rare, and after that it need good sound monitoring, wich is very rare too. Live music is about soundstage especially, this is why soundstage is sooooooo precious!!!
Actually, the reason I suggested listening to live music is that all audio is really just an attempt to reproduce what you are hearing live. For example, I listen to stuff like Genesis. I have heard Genesis play live. Same for Coldplay. I have also heard the Chicago Symphony play live many times. I have heard a lot of chamber music as well. What I am really saying is that you need a benchmark to evaluate what you are listening to against. I would suggest that comparing one headphone to another headphone does not give you a very good measurement of what you are really listening to.