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

@mitch2 

Please clarify, which side is the “cult”?   

Whichever side is the one that believes they are right and the other is wrong. It varies by the individual regardless of ideology.

A new Camry is a better car in every measurable way than an old bathtub Porsche. I know which one I’d rather own. A new iWatch keeps better time in every measurable way than an old Zenith chronograph. I know which one I’d rather own. A new cello or guitar is likely more “accurate” than one from 250 years ago (cello) or 50 years ago (guitar). I know which one I’d rather listen to. 

I don’t need or desire to convert anyone to anything. Those that do are attempting to do so for another purpose.

@jerryg123 

I learned long ago not to engage ASR minions. You’re basically conversing with pre-programmed robots 😂 

it is not about expertise nor a defensive reaction to scientific explanations. If I hear more detail, I hear more detail. Simple as that.

^^^^

You literally contradicted yourself within your first sentence.  Your posts really do exemplify precisely the problem here.

So tantejuut, is it your contention that, unlike the rest of the human species, you are totally immune from perceptual bias effects?  That you just couldn't be wrong in what you perceive when you "hear" something?

@lalitk You nailed it. ☠☠ Poison. 

If anyone is getting tired of beating this horse to death please try some other threads. I just started one on Atmos music, if you are interested in immersive audio please drop by. If you want to "measure" in immersive audio it is very easy and you can just use your fingers. (with 5 channels, or 7 channels you can use your fingers, when you go above 10 channels it gets a little tricky).