My real point is crediting MQA with "goose bumps" is nonsense.
I was blown away when I first heard MQA; it was the first time that I felt that the performer was actually in the room. Definitely a goose bump moment.
It's when I hear comments like this I become even more skeptical about MQA.
I'm sure you heard great music over great speakers. I don't question that.
But can you tell me EXACTLY how much was credited to MQA process?
No you can't. Nobody can.
I won't derail this thread on why a HighResAudio company dumped MQA any further.
And refer you to a thread to discuss it, or blissfully move on.
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