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How do you know when a stereo sounds good?

When do you know your system is pleasing to listen to? How do you conclusively prove to yourself that your system sounds good to you? How do you determine that you enjoy listening to music through your stereo? Do you have a suite of measurements that removes all shadow of a doubt that you are getting good sound, sound that you enjoy? Please share.

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boxer12
8,656 posts
 

Come on Cindyment, you have 63 posts in one day, make it 64 & answer my question. 

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thecarpathian
4,358 posts
 

Care to grow up and start acting like an adult?

Nah, I'm good.

yugebohner
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This is one of those questions that is so dumb it pisses you off. 

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mijostyn
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Ted, look at it this way. If your system costs less than $100,000 you have a ways to go. I'm not joking. This is the only measure I can use to give you some idea on what I think it takes to build a system that I would be happy with. Your own happiness is up to you. It is more about values. How much are you willing to spend for better sound. None of us have systems that can not benefit from something somewhere. Technology always advances.

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