I enjoy what @hilde45 has to say and typically what he has to offer. Smart guy.
In my early days of business, just out of college, I was in hi-fi retail for a few years. In order to help communicate the sonic signature for some of our customers we would use the terms "chocolate mid-range" and "butterscotch highs". It seemed to convey the message nicely. Ultimately it was the customers decision as to what sound they preferred and, hopefully, to make the purchase. But the point is that words do matter and words are indeed for communication.
In my early days of business, just out of college, I was in hi-fi retail for a few years. In order to help communicate the sonic signature for some of our customers we would use the terms "chocolate mid-range" and "butterscotch highs". It seemed to convey the message nicely. Ultimately it was the customers decision as to what sound they preferred and, hopefully, to make the purchase. But the point is that words do matter and words are indeed for communication.