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In Reply to: Who decides how much is excessive? posted by Michael Samra on March 2, 2014 at 16:35:52:
Ah, here we go again with the numbers. Numbers will tell you that a bumble bee really should not be able to fly, but no one told the bumble bee and he just goes about his merry way. Numbers are not the whole story by a long shot and tend to load the listening deck for some people I think. They say
"my instruments say this should sound great" and so they hear it as sounding great. The only fair comparison is a blind a/b test of two systems side by side in the same environment and with the same music source. Then what you will get is a bunch of different opinions of which system sounds best because people hear things differently.
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