Okay, admittedly I find binaural speaker comparisons cool - if the original source is also available. What I particularly like is that Ron makes the recordings in a still "normal" listening room (the room has been slightly optimized).
The problem with binaural recordings is that you don't have "standardized" headphones to judge the absolute sound of the recording. However, if the original source is also present, then you can perceive sound/timbre coloration by comparison with the original - and man are these audible in the recordings.
The problem with binaural recordings is that you don't have "standardized" headphones to judge the absolute sound of the recording. However, if the original source is also present, then you can perceive sound/timbre coloration by comparison with the original - and man are these audible in the recordings.