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  • 1) High Fidelty - clear, refined, controlled, recorded-like quality with no noise

    2) historically - having redeeming qualties such as Full range frequency response yet tends to be relatively flat, boring, and colorless as in the comparison of recorded versus live

    (Reflective artist: Marcus Miller)
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