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In Reply to: I've seen this film before posted by 13th Duke of Wymbourne on May 28, 2024 at 19:10:22:
From a publication that also does measurements, the correct way is to always measure apart from listening and keep the results away from the reviewer. Has to be separate. So the way it was done in Stereophile is the way we do it here at SoundStage!
But the issue becomes that when a product measures so poorly, what should happen? Because here's what happens when you publish a review, show atrocious measurements, and, most important, the manufacturer changes the unit -- you end up with a different unit altogether and a completely useless review because of it.
The only way to remedy that is to re-review the unit completely.
Doug
SoundStage!
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Follow Ups
- The correct way is... - Doug Schneider 10:31:05 05/29/24 (7)
- RE: The correct way is... - stellavox 04:40:27 05/30/24 (0)
- ..and then do you sack a reviewer who gives a positive review to a poorly measuring component? - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 16:50:29 05/29/24 (5)
- RE: ..and then do you sack a reviewer who gives a positive review to a poorly measuring component? - Doug Schneider 17:40:06 05/29/24 (4)
- What I find largely absent today is - E-Stat 10:25:02 05/30/24 (3)
- RE: What I find largely absent today is - Doug Schneider 10:26:34 05/30/24 (2)
- I think it is a great thing - E-Stat 10:32:27 05/30/24 (1)
- RE: I think it is a great thing - Doug Schneider 15:50:10 05/30/24 (0)
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