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In Reply to: RE: A long time ago, I thought things like this were important posted by vinnie2 on July 8, 2017 at 11:13:30:
If you have ever heard a system that drew you in and made you want to keep listening, keep playing different records, happy and enthralled at the experience, that is a good system. Many systems can sound good, but after a while sounding slightly harsh or strident, a note that stands out, etc. They can be serviceable systems, somewhat exciting, but left off more that they should.
The key is that you are building a system. The amp/speaker/room combination is one where you can take a great amp in one speaker/room combination and have it sound not as good (or even bad) with another combination. You really are not going to know unless you listen to it for a while.
The though of relying on a fast cycle A/B test to tell me what sound I liked better would mean that I lack the capacity to think for myself and enjoy music. It forces choice in an unnatural way.
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Follow Ups
- No, but you do get used to the way something sounds. - Chip647 13:34:21 07/08/17 (6)
- RE: No, but you do get used to the way something sounds. - vinnie2 18:33:20 07/08/17 (5)
- Good luck - Chip647 21:12:44 07/08/17 (4)
- RE: Good luck - vinnie2 04:00:41 07/09/17 (3)
- RE: Good luck - deafbykhorns 06:00:31 07/09/17 (2)
- RE: Good luck - vinnie2 06:04:03 07/09/17 (1)
- 20 audiophiles in your listening room... - Lew 11:30:57 07/12/17 (0)
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