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In Reply to: RE: You missed my point - I'm not in agreement with the original assumption. posted by Don Till on November 02, 2009 at 16:23:52
"And even if I was, and I might not be surprised if I actually would be, the most I would conclude it that the most accurate is not always the most preferable."
"Accuracy" should be associated with a standard or benchmark (no pun intended). Otherwise, "accuracy" will have different meanings to different people.
(There is a standard for color accuracy of still picture cameras called Imatest. People use this to determine the color accuracy of a camera under review. The deviations from accuracy are ultimately displayed on a chart.)
I no longer use the term "accurate" in an audio assessment..... I might *think* it's accurate, but that does not mean it would perform well referenced to an established standard, if it were to exist.
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