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In Reply to: Yes, that is interesting, but I am still wondering posted by Frihed89 on August 9, 2017 at 00:13:31:
That observation would depend on the accuracy and timing capability of your measuring equipment.It takes a VERY expensive spectrum analysis to get this done. Most
oscilloscopes and other equipment that Hams and Hi-Fi enthusiasts
might possess will mostly just show the result of the signal's
composite mix, and show very little of it's actual component parts.Your ears/brain, however, can easily separate out all of it.
The trick here is to understand what is individual and what is composite.
You WILL HEAR BOTH. The question is-- will you recognize both?
People process information differently. That's of minor concern
here because nearly all people will like a truly superior music
system even if they don't know what it is doing.That's about as close as we're going to get to understanding all of this.
Superior will indeed sound superior, but most people will never know
why. And most lab equipment can only rudimentarily even hint at hoping to measure the many, many facets of music.It remains for the people who enjoy something to build what they
enjoy the most-- as always.-Dennis-
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