@mahler123 Indeed there are some idiots that I declined to name that post a lot of absolute BS about equipment, especially high end equipment, based on their measurements of things that don't matter. I hope PSA crushes them.
Jerr
@mahler123 Indeed there are some idiots that I declined to name that post a lot of absolute BS about equipment, especially high end equipment, based on their measurements of things that don't matter. I hope PSA crushes them. Jerr |
Perhaps I'm quibbling, or perhaps what I'm about to say will resonate with a lot of readers. I wouldn't say that things are unmeasurable. I'd just say that we haven't developed a method to measure many of the things that make a system great. Furthermore, it is a common error to conclude or at least assume that the common parameters that are measured, reported, and published are indeed the proper things to measure to draw a conclusion on the sound quality of a system. Now I'm not saying measurements are useless, you just have to use them for what they are intended. For example, you need to know the sensitivity of a speaker measured in dB/w-m to judge how many watts you amplification you'll need to drive it. Jerry |