Anthony, one more very important tip I would like to give to
you. Churchill (is I am not mistaken) once said that if you want to confuse
people then give them facts. The point was that facts do not clear anything,
the important are not the facts themselves but the patterns of the facts and
the interpretation of the facts meaning. It took for mean a few years to understand
how to measure loudspeakers. You need to measure them AND to listen them. If
you have any minute mis-synchronization of auditable and measurable then you do
not measure the right things. It is not always so simple, in fact it might be
very complex and at time you will be find yourself that what you feel conflict
with what you objectively witness. It sometimes
take a long thinking on the problem and many experiment but you MUST find a
harmony between what you hear and what you understand as a measurements. If you
do then you will perceive measurements very differently, I promise you. The measurements
will be not an indicator of you playback response but a reflection of your experience
and it will be a very different category. |
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