>Do you prefer airy highs or warm mids or whatever the terminology is. There is no terminology, that's the problem. What is "airy"? What is "warm"? You're righ

>Do you prefer airy highs or warm mids or whatever the terminology is. There is no terminology, that's the problem. What is "airy"? What is "warm"? You're right, subjective. We can only care about what can be measured.