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In Reply to: Why isn't science used for objective comparisons? posted by Jonesy on September 28, 2017 at 11:09:29:
because it doesn't work.
How the heck are you going to translate waveform differentials to usable models of spatial reproduction, tonal accuracy, harmonic integrity, etc.? You get information but not knowledge.
If doing such were truly valuable, I think any number of very bright audio designers would have beat you to the punch decades ago. :)
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Follow Ups
- In the case of your suggestion... - E-Stat 09/29/1714:08:36 09/29/17 (6)
- Wish it was that easy - rickmcinnis@dogwoodfabrics.com 06:54:10 09/30/17 (0)
- LOL!!! So we've come no further than... - Jonesy 14:48:45 09/29/17 (4)
- We've come no further than - E-Stat 17:29:56 09/29/17 (3)
- I'm 15 minutes away from listening to... - Jonesy 17:37:26 09/29/17 (2)
- My first recalibration of how well an audio system could sound - E-Stat 17:57:59 09/29/17 (1)
- RE: My first recalibration of how well an audio system could sound - Jonesy 18:35:40 09/29/17 (0)
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