Why is science just a starting point and not an end point?


Measurements are useful to verify specifications and identify any underlying issues that might be a concern. Test tones are used to show how equipment performs below audible levels but how music performs at listening levels is the deciding criteria. In that regard science fails miserably.

Why is it so?
pedroeb
Since when has the common opinion been worth any value?
I thanked someone for his simple common sense post , and out of the blue you take it personally SWITCHING completely from the post content of lhasaguy that has no relation to your own posts and you come back to your OBSESSION with speakers of certain type...ad nauseam....

Please dont read my post anymore and go out in a speakers thread ...i am myself interested by matters pertaining to all audio system, and i am not interested by obsession for particular design in any piece of gear....

It is my last post answering to your compulsive behavior......

By the way we ALL know that crossX over speakers are a compromise and large band speakers may be one better solution.. but life is made of trade off....

Then all of us knowing what you speak about for already hundred of posts it is no more necessary to repeat it.... All people here could not sell their crossXover speakers to buy a large band one because you said so.... and it is the same remark about high sensitivity....Is it clear?

Or you will repeat your not so new information till the thermodynamical death of this universe?

Next time i thanks someone stay silent about my post and DONT QUOTE IT....I will thanks whom i will choose to thanks ....

It is the second time in this thread you quote me inappropriately.... i dont want a THIRD TIME....

"The capacity of Humans for self-deception is apparently unlimited" - Mr.Spock the Vulcan."

     Is the unfathomable irony, of one that IMAGINES themselves a fictional intelligence operative, posting a quote from ANOTHER fictional character, lost on anyone?

                                       Then: there's, "prof" (snort of derision)!


"
The capacity of Humans for self-deception is apparently unlimited" - Mr.Spock the Vulcan."

     Is the unfathomable irony, of one that IMAGINES themselves a fictional intelligence operative, posting a quote from ANOTHER fictional character, lost on anyone?
He has also self deceived himself into believing that 15 systems worth of 40 year old stuff is the top of the mountain. He could have spent half of what he has invested into a good room and good components and actually HAVE a good system. It is pretty clear that he can't hear the difference. Self-deception indeed.
     Is the unfathomable irony, of one that IMAGINES themselves a fictional intelligence operative, posting a quote from ANOTHER fictional character, lost on anyone?

                                       Then: there's, "prof" (snort of derision)!


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Look class!  This is the sound someone makes when they can't produce a reasoned rebuttal to an argument.  

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