The closer the sound coming out is to the same sound in its natural, pre-recorded state, the better it is.
That's why they called it high fidelity.
That's why they called it high fidelity.
wht is the difference between good and bad sound ?
is it all subjective ? is sound quality dependent upon the ear of the beholder, or are there standards for judgment ?
in essence, if one does not like the sound is it bad sound, and cobnversely, if one likes the sound then it is good sound ?
does this also apply to components as well, i.e., if one does not like the contribution a component makes to the sound of a stereo system then that component is a bad component ?
in essence, if one does not like the sound is it bad sound, and cobnversely, if one likes the sound then it is good sound ?
does this also apply to components as well, i.e., if one does not like the contribution a component makes to the sound of a stereo system then that component is a bad component ?
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