I have auditioned many high end speakers over the years, and the demo music is almost always chosen by the sales people to show off the highlights of the speakers. For example, I heard some Borresen speakers that provided a superb rendition of a single guitar player that was singing. It sounded very lifelike, with the musician in the room
Then I requested that the sales person play some of my reference music, such as Steely Dan's "Hey Nineteen", "My Rival", "Jack of Speed"
In all cases, the speakers revealed their sound signature, and I realized the true nature of their sound quality was not to my liking at all.
I wonder how many people requested their own reference music to audition the 360's? It might have given a different outcome in terms of their perceptions of the music through the 360's?
Then I requested that the sales person play some of my reference music, such as Steely Dan's "Hey Nineteen", "My Rival", "Jack of Speed"
In all cases, the speakers revealed their sound signature, and I realized the true nature of their sound quality was not to my liking at all.
I wonder how many people requested their own reference music to audition the 360's? It might have given a different outcome in terms of their perceptions of the music through the 360's?