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"Kind of Blue" is one of the most transparent recordings I have ever heard. Doesn't sound completely fucked at all. Also, digital distortion is not harmonic di
by michaelgrafl 12y ago
"Kind of Blue" is one of the most transparent recordings I have ever heard. Doesn't sound completely fucked at all.
Also, digital distortion is not harmonic distortion. That's why you preferably don't want to have it on a recording (unless you have a very specific taste or want your music to glitch or sound robotic or whatever).
Anyway, most sources sound better through a superior playback system than through an inferior one. I have no problem listenings to the Wiper's "Youth of America" through a proper HiFi. There might be some odd exceptions that sound better through a Tivoli mono speaker, but those are far and few between. So I wouldn't let that be my concern while designing the best playback system I can. I definitely wouldn't call it a problem.
- JonnieCache 12y agoWhat do you mean by "digital distortion"? That term makes me think of high frequency intermodulation artifacts produced by the sample rate of an ADC (aka aliasing). This is not a concern with transistor amplifiers.
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