Which is the most important part of a stereo system?

Your subconscious. Final answer. The one variable you can’t control. 😳

Too deep to be attented and controlled in my first 7 years of audio experiments for sure...This is the information field.....But I think that you know that.... :)


I think that this variable cannot be controlled the way the others  embedding's variables can be, but it is possible to create bridges that will open more the mind toward a better reception of the information... I will attempt it someday....

Everything matters, however, my observations have led me to feel that a preamp can make or break a system. 

mahgister

Your subconscious. Final answer. The one variable you can’t control. 😳

Too deep to be attented and controlled in my first 7 years of audio experiments for sure...This is the information field.....But I think that you know that.... :)

I think that this variable cannot be controlled the way the others embedding’s variables can be, but it is possible to create bridges that will open more the mind toward a better reception of the information... I will attempt it someday....

>>>>>May your path take you to the promised land one day. Meanwhile rejoice in what you have. 🤗 As for myself I am always moving beyond. Good luck in your quest for the Unified Field Theorry. 😀

There is no final frontier. - Sammy Davis Jr.

Good luck to everybody. - Bob Dylan

cd318
Your subconscious largely composed of memories also happens to be the most unreliable part of the sonic equation.

>>>>Yet memories are what allows you to hear music. You can remember words and music, no? You like a certain song because you can remember it. That’s how you can sing along in church, because you remember the words and the music. You can probably remember entire movies if you work on it a little bit. 😬 If your memory is unreliable eat more fish. 🐟 🐟 🐟 And if you’re going to pretend to be an expert on the subconscious or psychology at least provide links to support your statements. The sonic equation? 😬

geoffkait,

If you're actually interested in self education I suggest you start with the work of Sigmund Freud and then move on to that of his nephew Edward Bernays.

I don't approve of psychological shenanigans, but you as a 'businessman' might owe it to yourself.