Shike
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No, it really isn't. You can judge whether you like distortion, but distortion can still be measured as whether it's accurate or inaccurate quantifiably by percent (THD+N, etc).
While you may LIKE or DISLIKE a certain distortion, it doesn't change the fact that it's changing the signal (hence distortion).
You omitted a word. I said the aesthetic and perceptual effects of DISTORTION can only be evaluated by listening. Therefore accuracy is a subjective phenomenon.
No, it really isn't. You can judge whether you like distortion, but distortion can still be measured as whether it's accurate or inaccurate quantifiably by percent (THD+N, etc).
While you may LIKE or DISLIKE a certain distortion, it doesn't change the fact that it's changing the signal (hence distortion).