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RE: Blame the message, not the messenger!

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In Reply to: RE: Blame the message, not the messenger! posted by KlausR. on December 23, 2007 at 02:51:37

> Scientific evidence says, or strongly suggests, that reflections are not a problem <

Only in your mind. Seriously, to take research on speech intelligibility and try to use that to "prove" a point about high fidelity music production is illogical and disingenuous. But that's okay with me.

Tell you what - you go around to all the audio forums claiming that early reflections are good, and I'll continue to say they're bad. Then we'll do a tally in six months and see whose theory is more generally accepted as true after everyone has had a chance to try both.

On your mark, get set...

:->)

--Ethan

Follow Ups:

RE: Seriously, to take research on speech intelligibility ... - KlausR. 02:45:38 12/24/07 (14)
- Did you bother to check all of those references… - David Aiken 05:42:01 12/24/07 (13)
  - RE: Did you bother to check all of those references… - KlausR. 02:39:46 12/25/07 (11)
    - RE: Did you bother to check all of those references… - David Aiken 12:38:51 12/25/07 (10)
      - RE: "interfering early reflections" - KlausR. 00:57:00 12/27/07 (9)
        
        RE: "interfering early reflections" - David Aiken 04:18:01 12/27/07 (8)
        
        Floyd Toole:“The inevitable conclusion is that, in natural listening, room reflections are not problems.” - KlausR. 22:42:00 01/05/08 (7)
        
        Tune 1 - KlausR. 10:36:40 01/06/08 (6)
        
        Give it up… - David Aiken 12:51:19 01/06/08 (5)
        
        RE: Olive and Toole specifically say in the paper - where? - KlausR. 01:20:56 01/09/08 (4)
        
        RE: Olive and Toole specifically say in the paper - where? - David Aiken 03:07:24 01/09/08 (3)
        
        RE: Olive and Toole specifically say in the paper – no, they don’t!!! - KlausR. 05:49:21 01/13/08 (2)
        
        RE: Olive and Toole specifically say in the paper – no, they don’t!!! - David Aiken 14:09:06 01/13/08 (1)
        
        RE: applicability of the Olive and Toole paper to stereo situations - KlausR. 07:30:34 01/18/08 (0)
  - RE: Did you bother to check all of those references… - Ethan Winer 12:13:47 12/24/07 (0)

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