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In Reply to: Ideal frequency response curve posted by throwback on June 16, 2015 at 06:03:35:
Go listen. Then select your 5 or 10 most absolute favorite loudspeakers - look at whatever specs, graphs etc you like and then find the correlation.
Then select 5 or ten of your least favorite (oh heck let's just call it absolute horse dropping sound) and look at whatever specs, graphs etc you like and find the correlation as to what is going to sound like dredge.
But people respond to different things - some people like bright loudspeakers - some people don't seem to need dynamics others like some added warmth - some want transients more than decay - others want tone over soundstage. I have never seen a frequency plot that told me whether I would like or dislike the result. And people with decent hearing should be able to tell if something is "good" or not by listening.
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- RE: Ideal frequency response curve - RGA 06:50:29 06/16/15 (2)
- I almost agree. - jnr 13:31:42 06/16/15 (1)
- RE: I almost agree. - Pat D 17:50:35 06/16/15 (0)
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