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Re: They are not subjectives.

"How can you measure a loss of resolution? Dynamics, maybe but only with tests that don't really exist at the moment (for example measuring dynamic or power compression with a sudden burst to simulate real music transients). "

Well, Behringer made a good stab at it, even managed to write a suite of programs to modify some of those variables, how did they manage that ;-).

" However, one or the other speaker will SOUND more compressed than the other, which suggests that something was being missed in the measurements that were being made."

I doubt it is being missed, just not provided to endusers as the information is only useful to those with the requisite specialist knowledge.

Your response should be most interesting, please try and keep it polite.

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