shakur1996
Previously known as Krismarzyk
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Can we see resolution and transparency from graphs, and which one and how?
And also black background?
You are talking about very subjective things, so the answer is of course - no, you can't see them on the graphs.
On the other hand, up to date I did not find any two definitions of terms like "transparency", "resolution" or "black background" which at least be would be similar, and if at first sight they look similar after careful analysis I see that they are either actually different or developers of those definition does not have a clue what set of characteristics define "transparency", "resolution" or "black background. I myself don't have a clue what "resolution" means. Of course I'm using this term but at the same time I'm fully conscious that others most likely use this term to denote other aspects of sound. For those reasons the fact that one cannot see such subjective terms (and which are oftenly used by reviewers to create "mystery" about audio equipment) does not show "imperfections" of graphs. In other words, graphs show what is most objective in sound and this is sufficient.