Rowuk, I very much on the same page with you. I
do not buy the idea that piano could "ruin" sound of those Tanoys
like it was in the case of my guy above or that it makes too much resonance in
case of orchestral /chamber music, like in case of Steverinos. There are a lot
of modulations of piano plays let say a quintet but they are acoustical
modulation but the "piano board got excited by viola tone". I do not
see a problem without piano in listening room. I however do not deny that in
some cases a presence of a large hollow piece of furniture would have some
impacts. To evaluate a magnitude of this impact is a totally different matter.
in my case it is absolutely negligible and even undetectable. In case of others
it might be detectable. However, I absolutely do not buy the notion that it might
"make a loudspeaker to sound bad". If playback does sound bad then
fix the actual problem, not the 0.00000001% of problem that might or not might
come from piano.
Rgs, Romy |
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