[bigshot]

Even though at the lower end of the spectrum, they do seem to do that!

 

[Blackwoof]

Forums are groups of people. It would be weird(and rather dangerous) if they all always acted as a monolithic mind.

Both are like that on most things ironically, HA forums = <128kbps being transparent & ASR = them assuming everything must be low THD. Since i had a few say 0.7 ~ 1.64% at 1KHz is bad, But ignore speakers are higher at wider scale the ER4XR still low THD in that case. But HA takes the cake with their TOS#8 being used to remove "Here my ABX showing QAAC at 160kbps being 4.1 & Lame(192k)/Vorbis 160k being 4.8".

I've seen that happen while their trained testers get a free pass??, Without being asked to show samples most of the time.

 

[bigshot]

Why do I have so much trouble reading your posts? I can't make head nor tail of what you are trying to say.

 

[sander99]

Why do I have so much trouble reading your posts? I can't make head nor tail of what you are trying to say.

Maybe he had a drink or two in remembrance of his fellow scotsman Sean Connery.

 

[bigshot]

Both are like that on most things ironically, HA forums = <128kbps being transparent & ASR = them assuming everything must be low THD. Since i had a few say 0.7 ~ 1.64% at 1KHz is bad, But ignore speakers are higher at wider scale the ER4XR still low THD in that case. But HA takes the cake with their TOS#8 being used to remove "Here my ABX showing QAAC at 160kbps being 4.1 & Lame(192k)/Vorbis 160k being 4.8".

If I can gently make a comment. The problem with this comment isn't dyslexia. You're jumbling together acronyms and numbers in a way that makes it unintelligible to others. If you slowed down and put across context, other people would get more out of it. I find that reading my comments out loud is a good way to make sure they are conversational.

 

[gargani]

Out of curiosity, what frequency do people here consider the transition frequency from upper midrange to lower treble, on a frequency response graph?

 

[castleofargh]

Out of curiosity, what frequency do people here consider the transition frequency from upper midrange to lower treble, on a frequency response graph?

Over the years I've been faithful to that graph.

 

[analogsurviver]

Peer rewieved double blind test scientific evidence vs anecdotal evidence

 

[iFi audio]

Over the years I've been faithful to that graph.

Yep, I've been using something similar, but not this complex and with different colors on it

Nice refereence though, thanks!

 

[colonelkernel8]

Peer rewieved double blind test scientific evidence vs anecdotal evidence

No.

 

[PointyFox]

 

[gargani]

??? oh, that makes sense.

 

[PointyFox]

??? oh, that makes sense.

Yes, he used anecdotal evidence to prove that anecdotal evidence is "both reliable and relevant"...

 

[Sterling2]

The other day I listened to a new LP from Hauser. I enjoyed it, all but for the occasional pop, which was a distraction. So, I purchased a CD, as well as 24/96 FLAC and Apple Music downloads of the album. No attempt at any sort of “scientific “ experimentation with the media to sort out what media and 13 means to the media was best in any manner that best might be discerned; but, I now have an impression that the Apple Music download to iTunes transported via Airport Express for delivery of optical S/PDIF to my Pre-Pro was the most pleasant and convenient listening experience; thus, I’m now rethinking the need for LPs, CDs, and hi-res downloads as perhaps somewhat a mythical fascination.

 

[bigshot]

That's what happens when you depend on placebo. Your conclusions aren't based on any fact, so they keep morphing all over the place depending on your mood.