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After a brief hiatus from The $ensible Sound I have received the issues I missed, and I am now back with the program. After perusing just one issue I am reminded that T$S is without a doubt my favorite audio magazine. Thank you for such a sane, substantive, enjoyable and, yes, $ensible publication. One of the most definitive articles I have ever read in any audio/video magazine was printed in T$S Number 14, Spring 1982, titled "Some Psychological Aspects of Buying High End Audio Components" by James M. Jarvis. I read it now and then because it helps me maintain a balanced perspective on this wonderful hobby.
I have enjoyed listening to music both live and recorded for quite a few years. I still remain intrigued and puzzled, however, about what I would call the transient nature of the human auditory memory. This seems to be a subject that most "golden ear" aficionados are loath to address.
I can certainly discern the difference between live and recorded music, but that's not what I'm talking about. I have three music systems in my home. Two systems are audio only and one system is audio/video. When listening to music on one system, by the time I walk from one room to the next and hear the music on the other system, I cannot remember with any appreciable certainty how the sound in one room compares with the sound in the other room.
I am not saying that all speakers sound alike. ...
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- Recorded Music in Latin America.
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- EMI Recorded Music Announces Plans For Digital Delivery.
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- EMI Recorded Music Selects Liquid Audio to Digitally Deliver Its Music.
- Press release article from: PR Newswire June 1, 2000 700+ words
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- Press release article from: PR Newswire June 21, 1999 700+ words
...June 21 /PRNewswire/ -- EMI Recorded Music, the third largest music company in...said Ken Berry, president of EMI Recorded Music. "This agreement with Liquid Audio...vice president of New Media at EMI Recorded Music. "Liquid Audio's superior sound...
- Worldwide Spending On Recorded Music Is Forecast To Decline From $31.8 Billion...
- Press release article from: M2 Presswire November 16, 2007 700+ words
...and Markets: Worldwide Spending On Recorded Music Is Forecast To Decline From $31...c74560) has announced the addition of "Recorded Music: Digital Falls Short" to their offering...rapidly changing marketplace. The Recorded Music report tracks digital formats such...
- Clive Davis Gives $5 Million to the Tisch School of the Arts to Create a New...
- Press release article from: Business Wire October 30, 2002 700+ words
...the creation of a new Department of Recorded Music. An event celebrating this will take...Records. The Clive Davis Department of Recorded Music is the first of its kind to offer a...them in all aspects of contemporary recorded music. "Clive Davis has acquired a legendary...
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