Distortion can enhance the listening experience by adding character and depth, emphasizing the importance of music as a medium that evokes emotions and memories. Colin Miller advocates for a balanced approach to distortion, suggesting that personal preference ultimately dictates what sounds good.
Despite being written over 20 years ago, Miller’s insights remain relevant today. His exploration of the subjective nature of audio reproduction and the role of distortion in enhancing listening experiences continue to resonate with audiophiles and enthusiasts alike.
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