QUOTE(wongpeter @ Mar 11 2011, 09:42 PM)
Do you mean the separation ie the ability to differentiate the different musical instruments and as such the clarity? As for the soundstage all I am able to tell (from my limited exposure to high end stuff) at this point in time is the depth ie the perception of my distance to the performers/instruments and not so much the breadth that is the width of the performers/instruments from left to right. Limited depth gives me the impression of an undesirable 'flat sound'. When the depth increases significantly I find the music to be more 'airy' ie more space between the instruments. I am looking to experience the breadth of the soundstage which I have not experienced as yet.
My experience of BBE is that it seems to be 'immersive' ie I am in the midst of the performers/instruments which I find to be pleasant and desirable.
Yeah, everything in the music isn't compacted. As such hearing every single piece of instrument and vocal was easier. One that surprised me was that in one song, there were backup singer. I thought they stopped when the chorus kicks in towards the end, but I was wrong. My experience of BBE is that it seems to be 'immersive' ie I am in the midst of the performers/instruments which I find to be pleasant and desirable.
This is my first encounter with a "high-end" (take this lightly
Mar 11 2011, 10:01 PM

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