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Re: Blinded by science?

Posted by Soundmind on June 23, 2006 at 08:27:38:
"One speaker in particular sounded unbelievably, even impossibly good with cymbals, on steel guitar (RY Cooder) but sounded bad on Synth music and voices."
How can you judge the performance of a speaker playing a "synth" or any other electronic instrument when the only reference you have to go by is the way it sounds when it is played through someone else's speaker?