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There's arguably a subjective quality to sound enjoyment, though. The fidelity of reproduction can be measured, but I'd argue there's personal preference in the
by EvanAnderson 10mo ago
There's arguably a subjective quality to sound enjoyment, though. The fidelity of reproduction can be measured, but I'd argue there's personal preference in the types of artifacts generated by inaccuracies in reproduction.
- bombcar 10mo agoThere's really two camps - "I like what I hears" and "this is as close to in-studio monitors as you can get". There's an argument for both, but frankly, if studio monitor setups don't sound "as good" why bother?