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That may be true for sources and amplifiers, but not for speakers/headphones. Go to any audio store with speaker rows and listen to a few. They are hugely diff
by silver_ears 5y ago
That may be true for sources and amplifiers, but not for speakers/headphones.
Go to any audio store with speaker rows and listen to a few. They are hugely different, and none of them are cheap quality.
Which basically means that we are far from solving the accurate speaker problem.
- randomfinn 5y agoThere are also cases where the differences in amplifiers are obvious - for example some headphone/amplifier combinations have issues with low frequency response (related to impedance IIRC)
- brokenmachine 5y agoGenelec/Revel/Kef beg to differ. You can measure speakers and there are a fair few accurate ones out there. The problem that we are far from solving is the problem of people buying inaccurate speakers.