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Originally Posted by brainwreck
It could be the gear, the playing, the music being played, the engineering, etc. Saying that "it's never the gear" is way silly.
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it is never the gear, mr. wiseass.
regardless the gear, a good song sounds good. so its independent of the gear. myriads of recordings - that sound poor to us at nowadays "standards" - are timeless and still now being recognised as "excellent recordings". yep, wax cylinders can do it well ... if nothing else is around.
to say it could be the gear that makes a recording sound bad is silly bullshit. the gear determines to the sound quality - which is a thing of the times. but it doesnt touch the essence of the recording.
so kepp your silly bold statements to yourself if you dont get what is talked about.
mr. wiseass ... :-(