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Manuel, I think you missed the whole point of my post.

I did not say that musicians being better than others just based on the music they play, although I might see rational for some people, including me, to advocate this point. However, in context of AUDIO applications I do insist that different type of music requires DIFFERENT AUDIO METHOD.

That said, it is my vocal in persistent position that classical music is the only interesting, righteous and worthy subject for AUDIO REPRODUCTION. It is not necessary because I personaly like or do not like one or other type of music but because non-classical music contains no level of CONTENT-LOADED COMPLEXITY that a serious playback might “deal with”.  I personally do listen sometime none-classical music, I do like and appreciate some of it but I would never consider that my AUDIO OBSERVATIONS from my none-classical listening sessions are worthy for my audio thinking.

Therefore where I see/hear audio people pontificate about the audio subjects and at the same time if I learned that their interests in pleaded back music is limited to the complexity of Jacky Terrasson  or Cassandra Wilson then I automatically degrade whatever they express, and treat them with to no other seriousness as your  would treat you 8-years old son who is explaining you the nature of  electromagnetic  emission from aged neutron stars.

Sure, the non-classical music listeners are nice people but they have no audio interest to me, no audio credentials and reasons to be experienced in High End Audio subjects. Once again, it is not about musical preferences but about Pure Audio Methods.

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