18-Dec-2016, 14:47
(18-Dec-2016, 13:26)Confused Wrote: I've been doing much listening to my little Pro this morning. First some Herbie Hancock, which was great fun, it is clearly not the best recording ever, but getting over that philological hurdle, it did sound very enjoyable, if not showing the system in it's best light, but there is still some magic, the dynamics are great, and the insight into the instruments is extraordinary, good fun too! Next up, some Yello, this was a much better recording and suddenly the system is sounding epic! Whatever the shortcomings were with Herbie, these have now gone, just by selecting a different album. I'm now listening to the Who, and in a great irony for this thread, it sounds like the mix does not have enough treble!
As I said you can't get rid of the inherent jitter of the recording e.g. listen to 'Birdy - Birdy' (as Antoine suggested earlier) . For me it's a cheaply made recording and it's got quiet an amount of jitter in it hence the harsh in treble. But listened to by a 'perfect' system adding no more jitter it might be bearable.
The Who might have a good A/D processing on this CD but the treble on the old analogue tape also might have suffered or equipment wasn't that good with this recording/analogue mastering. Your Pro is as transparent to show you the diffs. It's conclusive to me then.
gui
"Oh, you can buy the other. But then it is a cost intensive learning process"
berlin
