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In Reply to: RE: Exemplary Review Standard posted by mkuller on January 25, 2017 at 20:43:36
And it would have a comment by a second reviewer.
it did (p45) - and I agree.
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I am unsure of the value of oath-helping. Scores hearing other than what I hear do not change what I hear.
Jeremy
What Mike refers to is the common procedure TAS used in earlier days of having multiple reviewers provide commentary on a particular component. While there was some similarity in their observations, each provided a unique perspective based upon their musical tastes, systems and priorities.I have often agreed about the sonic signature of a given device with my audio friends and mentors, but sometimes arrive at a different conclusion for those reasons.
Edits: 01/29/17
Yes. To the extent that a 2d commentary differs, one gets a 2fer -- nothing wrong with that & can be helpful, depending on quality (e,g,. "I think so too -- signed 'Bob'" would be low-quality oath-helping. Three or ten additional commentaries would add similarly; I do not see the requirement for a merely 2d opinion to qualify as "exemplary". To illustrate, in past decades I often found a single review by JGH more helpful than multiple by HP & Co.
Jeremy
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