[KH]

On 11/7/2013 8:32 AM, news wrote:
"KH" wrote in message
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On 11/6/2013 9:04 AM, news wrote:

A whole different system with different goals.
Audiophiles have been laboring for a hundred years now under the mistaken
assumption that the recording contains this perfect picture of some
original
sound,

Really? Funny that none of them have ever posted in this group.
Absolutely the opposite is routinely stated here, and given as the primary
reason a "perfect" reproduction is unobtainable.

The OP of this thread is a question about how many channels are required to
perfectly portray an original sound field.

Gary Eickmeier

Yes, and the OP made no claims whatsoever that current recording
techniques *do* capture sufficient information for a perfect playback.
To the contrary, I read the question as how many channels, recording and
playback, would be required to make it perfect.

How do you construe such a question as a claim that current recording
technology is perfect?

Keith