MeZoX
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I am very new to the world of sound systems , but I have noticed that there is a lot of audio monitors that is being bought for listening to music that are much more expensive than the most high end gear found in professional studios that is used by the audio engineer to produce the song.
Isn't the purpose is to have an audio system that replicates the artist intent ?
I would understand if those expensive speakers are made to produce sound in an area that is much bigger than most studios , or they aim to have a bigger center stage , but the vast majority of the listening rooms that I see over at reddit are the same size of studios or even smaller and there seems to be a preferred seating position as they have like a fancy couch or recliner , so I guess the center stage isn't that much different either
I would also understand the speakers that come with like an automated room correction mechanism as that would add alot to the listening experience , but again thats not always the case specially with very expensive speakers I have seen that cost from tens of thousands to several hundreds of thousands
So what am I missing here ?
Isn't the purpose is to have an audio system that replicates the artist intent ?
I would understand if those expensive speakers are made to produce sound in an area that is much bigger than most studios , or they aim to have a bigger center stage , but the vast majority of the listening rooms that I see over at reddit are the same size of studios or even smaller and there seems to be a preferred seating position as they have like a fancy couch or recliner , so I guess the center stage isn't that much different either
I would also understand the speakers that come with like an automated room correction mechanism as that would add alot to the listening experience , but again thats not always the case specially with very expensive speakers I have seen that cost from tens of thousands to several hundreds of thousands
So what am I missing here ?