by audiocr381ve » Thu Feb 18, 2010 10:52 am
I understand that whole concept, don't get me wrong. I play the drums professionally and have recorded 3 albums in multi-million dollar facilities across southern california. I've worked on a live sound crew that put on concerts for 50,000 people. I certainly don't know everything, and I only list my experience to give you an idea of where I've been too.
The heart of music is the way it moves your emotions. The way it captures you. If I like the way my vehicle sounds at a loss of what you say is "technically" better, then so be it. What you can't tell me is "the music will move your emotions more if you ditch the rears." What I can say is that the music surrounding me makes me respond to it in a different way. It gets my full attention.
I won't ever win a SQ competition. And you're right, technically it is more accurate, but if we measured what is better by my response to the music, I vote speakers all around.
I understand that whole concept, don't get me wrong. I play the drums professionally and have recorded 3 albums in multi-million dollar facilities across southern california. I've worked on a live sound crew that put on concerts for 50,000 people. I certainly don't know everything, and I only list my experience to give you an idea of where I've been too.
The heart of music is the way it moves your emotions. The way it captures you. If I like the way my vehicle sounds at a loss of what you say is "technically" better, then so be it. What [i]you[/i][b] can't[/b] tell me is "the music will move your emotions more if you ditch the rears." What[i] I[/i] [b]can[/b] say is that the music surrounding me makes me respond to it in a different way. It gets my full attention.
I won't ever win a SQ competition. And you're right, technically it is more accurate, but if we measured what is better by my response to the music, I vote speakers all around.