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RE: Measurements vs. Reviewers

Hi,

You have to really see good designers at work to understand, but in a nutshell it's like this:

-- A lot is understood about how measurements correlate to sound
-- Modeling and measurements can get a designer most of the way there. No, not necessarily all, but most of the way
-- Using modeling and measurements is much quicker and more efficient than haphazardly grabbing at ideas out of thin air
-- Once you're most of the way there, you begin an iterative approach between measurements and listening until you have the thing exactly right

In a nutshell, if you didn't use modeling and measurements to design, you'd be haphazardly going at things, and you wouldn't get there nearly as quickly. All the good companies work this way.

We just produced a new video at Monitor Audio where they touch on this. See link below.

Doug Schneider
SoundStage!


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