I dont have the mono set yet. I just listened to Abbey Road and most of the album is very focused across the front 3 speakers- so the Trifield is not pulling out a lot of ambience, but on some tracks like Because the ambience is pulled to the surrounds. The result across the front 3 though is very natural- for a studio album- by that I mean Trifield tries to get you that "live" feeling but often studio albums have instruments coming from weird places. At least The Beatles kept instruments in the same place during a song. With previous listenings to Abbey, the 1987 CD would just seem too flat and the soundfield never really came together (pun intended). Now its as if they took a silver hammer
to the works and fixed the octupus' garden
worth of issues to come up with something
that even mean mr. mustard
would have to admit is so good it can carry that weight
of history and gives the fans who have better audio rigs something that is so satisfying we can say its the end
Almost makes one feel like her majesty
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