Your own words -
"After years of listening to box speakers the conclusion I have come to is that:
All speakers sound the same"
"After years of listening to box speakers the conclusion I have come to is that:
All speakers sound the same"
The conclusion I've reached about speakers
After years of listening to box speakers the conclusion I have come to is that:
A big speaker does more bass and goes lower. A bookshelf gives no bass and cant go as loud.
Any other differences are either imaginary or DELIBERATELY contrived to make them sound better to the unsuspecting buyer.
The ONLY other differences aside from sound quality are the price and appearance. Prices can vary substantially and so can the way a speaker looks.
In other words, everything we thought about speakers is all wrong.
All speakers sound the same
A big speaker does more bass and goes lower. A bookshelf gives no bass and cant go as loud.
Any other differences are either imaginary or DELIBERATELY contrived to make them sound better to the unsuspecting buyer.
The ONLY other differences aside from sound quality are the price and appearance. Prices can vary substantially and so can the way a speaker looks.
In other words, everything we thought about speakers is all wrong.
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If this hobby we all love (as in everyone but you apparently) is such a fraud why haven’t you moved on?I have moved on and I implore YOU to do the same. Why haven't YOU moved on yourself? Musicians and audio lovers are far from tone deaf.You would think that but you'd be surprised. Ive been to more than one demo where speakers were put in horribly echoey rooms and wired out of phase but nobody seemed to hear it or care except me. I ordered them to put them back in phase and they immediately complied. |
kenjit OP1,161 posts11-09-2020 6:31pm Perhaps a hearing test might be worthwhile....It would not I'm afraid. Ever heard of a fellow by the name of Beethoven? He had bad hearing but it didnt stop him being a great musician. Conversely, having perfect 20-20khz hearing doesnt make you a brilliant audiophile. You could still be tone deaf. It is all clear now, kenjit is indeed deaf (much like Beethoven in his later years) and he only remembers how speakers sound, no wonder they all sound the same to him... |
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