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Most readers want more information about a product than a set of mere measurements can provide, but fundamentally the sound quality of a product is an important part of it's utility that should not be ignored.
The question is, to what extent to measurements matter?
From an academic point of view, there is a great deal of research into the capabilities of human hearing.
But that's really for manufacturers who are selling goods to thousands of people and must target their product to a general, very large, ear.
(if wax is good for skis, can you ski on wax?)
Find out for yourself what you can hear and what you cannot.
Then you can evaluate the test results our friend Amir kindly provides for your own situation.
audiocheck dot net
Be careful about using test tones with headphones. Due Diligencia!
The question is, to what extent to measurements matter?
From an academic point of view, there is a great deal of research into the capabilities of human hearing.
But that's really for manufacturers who are selling goods to thousands of people and must target their product to a general, very large, ear.
(if wax is good for skis, can you ski on wax?)
Find out for yourself what you can hear and what you cannot.
Then you can evaluate the test results our friend Amir kindly provides for your own situation.
audiocheck dot net
Be careful about using test tones with headphones. Due Diligencia!