rebbiputzmaker
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As we travel down this Noble Path of measurement to better understand the quality of our audio equipment, do we actually hear what we are measuring? Or measure what we hear?
Being subjective seems to be frowned upon but, are we taking these measurements and then
(maybe unwittingly) carrying them over to listening, and coming up with a subjective conclusion to help justify our are measurements?
Are some measurements more important than others? Are there trade offs to good design? How do we weigh them against each other to help reach our goals, which I would hope is better sound?
Being subjective seems to be frowned upon but, are we taking these measurements and then
(maybe unwittingly) carrying them over to listening, and coming up with a subjective conclusion to help justify our are measurements?
Are some measurements more important than others? Are there trade offs to good design? How do we weigh them against each other to help reach our goals, which I would hope is better sound?