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Nothing muddies the sonic image. You hear the
texture of a singer's voice almost as if she's in the
room. Instrumental timbres allow you to distinguish
the purposeful grunge of the rockers' guitars. Violas
differ from violins, likewise oboes from English
horns. A good sound system allows you to make
these listening distinctions.
Soundstage. Another critically important measure
of an audio system's quality is its ability to project a
convincing soundstage. Can you perceive its width
and depth? Is it realistically proportioned? Can you
hear the venue as large or small? Is it clear to you
where the musicians perform within the soundstage?
Depending on the style of recording, our
audiophile's sound system provides the answers.
And of course the pleasures.
Speed. An audio system's superior speed produces
crisp, clean attacks: a violin or trumpet's edge, a
drummer's rim shot, a marimba's wooden
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