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In my experience, realistic piano reproduction is exceedingly difficult for any speaker to pull off. Can yours?
If so, tell me about. Please detail signal chain, room characteristics, and speakers. I know this is a highly subjective question, but that's ok. I'm not looking for proof
. Because of course there is no way to provide objective proof. Which, on a side note, is why we still can't rely entirely on measurements when evaluating speakers. We still don't know what measurement correlates to predict how well a speaker can do this.
I've been sitting here listening to old school live jazz piano pieces on Pandora for the last couple of hours and just wondering what speakers are out there that can actually do it. I've listened to quite a few speakers, but very few in the big picture.
The key element I'm looking for is the "sustained ringing" that follows the key stroke when listening to a live piano. It cuts like a knife and it feels like the air is charged.
If so, tell me about. Please detail signal chain, room characteristics, and speakers. I know this is a highly subjective question, but that's ok. I'm not looking for proof
I've been sitting here listening to old school live jazz piano pieces on Pandora for the last couple of hours and just wondering what speakers are out there that can actually do it. I've listened to quite a few speakers, but very few in the big picture.
The key element I'm looking for is the "sustained ringing" that follows the key stroke when listening to a live piano. It cuts like a knife and it feels like the air is charged.