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Most non-pro 'audiophile' speakers are unadulterated crap. A 20 dollar boombox, minus the resonance of the case, usually has flatter response. Unfortunately, '
by nugi 9y ago
Most non-pro 'audiophile' speakers are unadulterated crap. A 20 dollar boombox, minus the resonance of the case, usually has flatter response.
Unfortunately, 'flat response' and 'sounds good to a human' are not at all the same measurment. Otherwise I wouldn't bother with fussy distorting tube setups when recording.
Tldr: Its still subjective.
- Doxin 9y ago> Tldr: Its still subjective. Sure, but you still want your speaker to recreate the input audio accurately. Any subjective effect desired can be added either when recording or after. If said effect is however "built-in" to the speaker you can't then go and turn it off if desired.