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Originally Posted by xabu View Post

Just by telling the speaker to play this frequency with that amplitude does not mean that it is able to do that.



I like this comment. No audio system in the world can play the exact frequencies at the exact timings it's told to. Of course, some systems are way better than others, but basically, every audio system ever made is colored compared to the original sound source (recording studio session). What type of color and how much is what pleases your ears and is the audio system you prefer.

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"Timbre matching" is the act of using speakers with the same flaws.

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