I have sent the paper to Siegfried Linkwitz for his opinion.
Scanning the Conclusion it appears that he does not necessarily take the postion specs are not useful for evaluation.
But he does infer the premise that listening is subjective so 'whatever 'sounds' good to you is good'. As opposed to the more scientific approach that much can be done to more accurately replicate the live performance in all its accoustical subtelty and nuance in recording and playback.
I will let you know if I get an opinion from SL.
How about the link issue?
Scanning the Conclusion it appears that he does not necessarily take the postion specs are not useful for evaluation.
But he does infer the premise that listening is subjective so 'whatever 'sounds' good to you is good'. As opposed to the more scientific approach that much can be done to more accurately replicate the live performance in all its accoustical subtelty and nuance in recording and playback.
I will let you know if I get an opinion from SL.
How about the link issue?