Amir, what you say and the simple way you put it is indeed a very important consideration for speaker/amp matching, and it is something that one must actually hear and cultivate in the first place. Since there is no way to emperically quantify the "results" in this case, it becomes in fact a matter of "taste", a popular shuttlecock in Philosophy, widely misunderstood and underappreciated in Audio. Also in this catagory is the matter of "texture", a sub-set of "dynamics", and many other equally important matters better understood in Musical terms than in audio terms. All this is something we must all deal with at some point in our personal audio journey, along with the excruciating problems of "trade-offs", where something we want must give in order to get something else we want. basically, Either/Or. Simply stated, anyone who thinks they will get it all has not been at it very long.
Best regards
Paul S |
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