In Reply to: Heyser succeeded more than once in providing the sound link between perception and measurement-nT posted by Cleantimestream on February 4, 2023 at 09:08:15:
Examples: Transparency, rhythm, truthfulness to the recording venue, immediacy, naturalness, realism, airiness, wetness, dryness, lushness, being congealed, completeness, soundstage dimensionality.You assume way too much. Even Heyser admitted he was puzzled by lack of correlation between what he heard and what he measured. Obviously some things are measurable. Like frequency response and SNR. Duh! Alas, he died too soon, I could have straightened him out. If only he could have hung on for another 15 years or so.
Edits: 02/08/23
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Follow Ups
- The most important characteristics of sound can't be measured. Hel-loo! - geoffkait 13:20:32 02/08/23 (4)
- You must be prone to optometric abandon as I already said that~,nT - Cleantimestream 13:23:15 02/12/23 (3)
- Give me some examples of what you mean. - geoffkait 06:36:32 02/13/23 (2)
- RE: Give me some examples of what you mean. - tomservo 08:59:52 02/13/23 (1)
- Didn't you get the memo? More than one par of speakers in the room is a big no no. - geoffkait 06:28:28 02/15/23 (0)