Music Question for Tiki Centralites - Tiki Music

S Scottes Member A Little North Of Boston Joined: Feb 18, 2007 Posts: 490	S Scottes Posted posted on Wed, Dec 12, 2007 10:41 AM My days of true audiophile are long past, but I do love my music and still have pretty good equipment. Much of what I've tried in the past for quadrophonic or 5.1 was not worthwhile, mainly because I tried remasters of old classic rock. Old, remaster, 3-instrument bands... A recipe for disaster. Exotica and other such multi-instrument and/or dimensional music would be great for 5.1. If done right. I'd certainly buy it to try it. Not a concert DVD though, since I'd probably never actually watch it...

My days of true audiophile are long past, but I do love my music and still have pretty good equipment. Much of what I've tried in the past for quadrophonic or 5.1 was not worthwhile, mainly because I tried remasters of old classic rock. Old, remaster, 3-instrument bands... A recipe for disaster.

Exotica and other such multi-instrument and/or dimensional music would be great for 5.1. If done right.

I'd certainly buy it to try it. Not a concert DVD though, since I'd probably never actually watch it...

Post #349126 by Scottes on Wed, Dec 12, 2007 10:41 AM