Tidal Speakers owners

the term "neutral sound" is a subjective matter. there is no machine whiich can detect and measure"neutrality in sound".
maybe some audipphiles switch "neutral sound" with clean bright not sweet sound.
some "famous" speakers measure corrctly, but sound terrible. some sound excellent but don't have "perfect" graphs.
arguing about the concept of"neutral sound" is silly- you like the sound or you don't.

Thg,

Neutrality is what we are searching for. Its the ultimate goal. That is why we upgrade. To get sound played back closer in quality to the real thing. But we will never get there. We will never achieve a sound played back in our listening room equl to being present at the actual event. Since we can't the sound will never be truly neutral.

Focalfan,

Lets keep taste out of the discussion. Some like warm, soft sound and others like bright, direct sound without either being neutral.

Even though there is no single neutrality measurement, it doesn't mean that neutral can be subjective. That is like stating that if we have no measuring tool to measure the length of one feet is subjective.

Its easy to measure that no speaker is neutral. Just measure distortion and you not find a single speaker without any measureable distortion of any kind and since its output is distorted it is not equal to being present at the actual event and by that not neutral.

Even if we didn't have any tools available to measure distortion, the speaker would be equally distorted and not neutral even if someone would claim otherwise. So neutral is not subjective,

Unfortunately it looks like a few have taken the path to smudge the image. I don't own one, but am very happy for the owners to have found their nirvana. It really does not matter if it is "neutral" -- probably better than most in "attempting" to do so.
Whether it does or not I don't care, but to hear from so many content audiophiles, is good. Will I buy a pair of tidals, may be yes may be not, I'm happy with my current setup, and will be for some time.

Focalfan,

Lets keep taste out of the discussion. Some like warm, soft sound and others like bright, direct sound without either being neutral.

Even though there is no single neutrality measurement, it doesn't mean that neutral can be subjective. That is like stating that if we have no measuring tool to measure the length of one feet is subjective.

Its easy to measure that no speaker is neutral. Just measure distortion and you not find a single speaker without any measureable distortion of any kind and since its output is distorted it is not equal to being present at the actual event and by that not neutral.

Even if we didn't have any tools available to measure distortion, the speaker would be equally distorted and not neutral even if someone would claim otherwise. So neutral is not subjective,