I don't really understand the measurments thing at all. Who cares how something measures unless the function of the DUT is to be measured? Audio gear is to be listened to so the only thing of importance is how it sounds. History is riddled with people measuring the wrong things or not having sufficent sensitivity in the measuring systems to accurately judge the DUT. Audio gear in particular seems to show a pretty large chasm between how things measure and how they sound. I have been reading the graphs since the early days when Dick Heyser joined Audio and, other than items that are just broken, I havn't been able to correlate a lot of measurements with what I hear. Not to discount that there may be someone else out there that can accurately judge a component by measurements alone. Pbb, if you wish to buy my open mind be sure to bring a very small box.
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