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This is obviously false. Try driving a 100W speaker with a 300W amp/signal and you’ll quickly discover that you actually can hear a blown speaker. You can also
by IgorPartola 5y ago
This is obviously false. Try driving a 100W speaker with a 300W amp/signal and you’ll quickly discover that you actually can hear a blown speaker. You can also hear bad crossover between different speakers, bad placement, bad timing, bad sound insulation, echo, reverb, etc.
Sure if you are comparing a single speaker to another single more expensive speaker you might not feel the difference. But if you are comparing a poorly put together setup to a well done one, you will absolutely hear the difference. And I am not audiophile at all saying this.
- eimrine 5y ago300W and 100W is a bad example because it is a disaster instead of music. And you have not mentioned one good example - 1 liter speaker vs 100 liter one.
- jacquesm 5y agoThe point is that $2000 will get you there, for all of your gear. And that the quality of your cables isn't going to make a shred of a difference. I'll be happy to demonstrate this with a run of speaker wire of the highest grade and one made of household extension chord, a pair of nice studio microphones and an oscilloscope with two inputs running in differential mode. You won't see anything on the trace so what's left is in the mind. You can put a quality setup together for $2K and you can put an extremely poor one together for 10 times that.