Thanks for your post ...
These three points are the only things i said and insisted upon because it is the only factors that had a great impact on my acoustic experience satisfaction, way more than the upgrades i tried which were anyway near the same cost window ... ...
They apply to any system at any price but it is way more evident with low cost system... Why ?
Nobody with a 50,000 bucks speakers will add straws in his porthole as i did with my low cost speakers ...😁
Because the difference between the optimal working level and the actual working level are not on the same ratio at all with low cost speakers and high -end one ...The designer of high end speakers had adressed some problems already in his design cost and planification in a way the low cost speakers designer could not ...
But this economic factor and design factor dont change the basic fact about the necessary embeddings controls implementation in the two case but it must be done in a way appropriate for each design characteristics ...It is not all speakers luckily for all which will need straws in their porthole to reach their optimal level as with this low cost speakers i own ... 😵
And i never said that upgrading is useless i said it is often meaningless and a waste of money if we dont learn first to optimize what we already have ...
Upgrading must be done AFTER we had learn why and how and with what ...
My very best to you ... 😊
Absolutely! If people did the three things you mention...
- Basic acoustics -- reflections and frequency curves
- Basic electrical noise to signal ration optimization
- Vibration resonance control
...there would be far more satisfaction in the hobby.
