An absolutely dumb idea ... there is no way that speakers can be evaluated for sound, imaging, nuance, resolution and construction in any meaningful way through this method. It appears to be nothing more than a poor attempt at a hi-tech, low-res sales tool.
A New? Way to Buy Loudspeakers??
I'm not saying that this is going to save high end...or that this is the way that most of us will buy loudspeakers going forward...but you've got to give these guys credit for coming up with a new idea that might just pull a few more people into the "hobby" by lessening some of the risk, cost and hassle.
Check this out....and just give it a try for yourself with a decent set of headphones...
https://www.crutchfield.com/speakercompare/
just pick some speakers and hit the compare button...then scroll to the bottom and hit the "compare these products" button
on the right....then follow the directions.
What do you think?
Check this out....and just give it a try for yourself with a decent set of headphones...
https://www.crutchfield.com/speakercompare/
just pick some speakers and hit the compare button...then scroll to the bottom and hit the "compare these products" button
on the right....then follow the directions.
What do you think?