Dear @clio09 : Here a definition of the word artifact:
""" ar·ti·fact/ˈärdəfakt/noun
""" ar·ti·fact/ˈärdəfakt/noun
- 1.an object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest."gold and silver artifacts"
- 2.something observed in a scientific investigation or experiment that is not naturally present but occurs as a result of the preparative or investigative procedure."widespread tissue infection may be a technical artifact"
do you think that what you listen at near field position ( this near field position is very important for the subject we are analizing. ) in live music experiences in different venues and with different kind of MUSIC is an " artifact " ?
because at least for me is the very first time in my life that I read that word in reference to bass management and I think rodman9 too.
What noble100 posted: " when you hear it you will know , has nothing to do with artifact " but gin if that’s what you understand after those several nearfield live MUSIC experiences it’s ok with me but think a little about.
Anyway, can we go on on the bass management whole subject?
R.