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Re: What engineering is and isn't

I have been a professional design engineer for 37 years, and have been a member of the IEEE for 40 years.
Soundmind, are you a member of the IEEE? If so, what journals do you read monthly? I subscribe to:
'Proceedings of the IEEE'
'Circuits and Systems'
'Solid State Circuits'
'Instrumentation and Measurement'
'Consumer Circuits'
'IEEE Spectrum'
I have been a member of the AES for an equal length of time, and read the Journal every month. I also read 'EDN','Electronics Design','NASA Tech Briefs', 'The Industrial Physicist', 'EE', 'Sensors', and a number of other smaller technical magazines.

Who are you to say how an engineer should design?
It just so happens than audio design needs another feedback mechanism rather than one in a circuit or implied by a mathematical calculation. It needs: THE HUMAN EAR.
Without this feedback mechanism, it is you who is tinkering about blindly, wasting time, effort and money. Both Rolf and I have the education and experience to know this. This is the difference between a successful audio designer and a time waster.

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