Audio Science Review = "The better the measurement, the better the sound" philosophy

What measurement is there that will predict how a given group of components will interact with my room, my senses, and my content selection all at the same time?

Good luck with that much, and I didn’t even mention how it will please the personal taste of all listeners in the room simultaneously.

@laoman

Thanks for the link.

Yes, it was an interesting read.

No doubt there is a crossover of readership between the 2 sites and why not?

Amir himself has stated that measurements currently only account for 70% in predicting how a loudspeaker sounds.

It’s that remaining 30% that should keep us all going for a few years yet.

Ok, I may be an audiophile and a snob. And I still enjoy listening to music on my system. 

@laoman Yes, you reiterated my reason for creating this forum. My wife said i shouldn’t have called @quiiet a troll, but it there some other word for someone who signs up to Audiogon and denounces the rest of us? Now there is a 5 page 95 replies to ASRs Audiogon thread critical of ASR. They’re so stupid that they don’t recognize the person (me) who got banned after reading this forum. I really can’t be nicer to them. I note that the two ASR members who wrote about vibration isolation for amps and Von Schwiekert speakers did not chime in. Some respectful and logical ASR members there.

Your comment about @noske is appropriate. He started character assassination of @jerryg123  Now after @kota1   Not Nice!   Apparently has his own character problems wherein he is obsessed with demeaning others to assert his superiority.

Just the other day, I stumbled upon an interview with Amir.

Pass makes distortion machines.

That was enough for me.