When different folks having measurements get different results, then one is lead to believe something is amiss. Scale-tipping?
When different folks having measurements get different results, then one is lead to believe something is amiss. Scale-tipping?
Well, they’re not posted here (obviously). Lol
Over at Head-fi, un-biased website sponsored by Schiit.Well, the realm of DAC measurements do lie outside of this site, such as over at Head-fi.
Well, the realm of DAC measurements do lie outside of this site, such as over at Head-fi.
Yes, and that’s another nice thing about measurements: they are repeatable, and anyone can do them. And if done properly, they will produce similar results. No such luck with subjective reviews.
They didn't get different results. I have shown identical problems with the other people's measurements. Explained all here as was responded to you: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...ts-of-schiit-yggdrasil-dac-inconsistent.3812/When different folks having measurements get different results, then one is lead to believe something is amiss. Scale-tipping?
You are kidding, right? There are hardly any objective measurements of DACs at head-fi. I do more reviews in a week than they do the entire year or the lifetime of head-fi.Well, the realm of DAC measurements do lie outside of this site, such as over at Head-fi.
Well, the realm of DAC measurements do lie outside of this site, such as over at Head-fi.
I’ve read other posts/reviews by Amirm. There seems to be a bias in his reviews of Schiit products generally. Calling design aesthetics “bland” is just one point.
If Amirm’s reviews are laced with negative, bias-leaning statements, then what’s the point going to the measurements?
As I see it, he who makes the assertion has the burden of supporting that assertion. The source of an idea is not sufficient evidence that the idea is or is not sound. I'm expecting celander to provide counts of DAC reviews, for example. MQA is yet another attempt to create a de facto standard, which generally (Adobe's PDF, Windows OS, Dolby, Qualcomm's patents, Nascar, etc...) gives the standard's owners greater pricing power. Clearly the promoters of MQA have a case to make. The folks at Schitt evidently love comic book potty humor. But equally clearly, they've had success with that. ASR has more truthiness than any other audio blog I can find, but the subject matter also seems to get harder to break down and quantify as we move down the chain toward the inner ear... I'm from Missouri, as you might have guessed. Show me...Here are a few points to consider:
We know that Amir is an industry figure (i.e., audio dealer and audio forum owner)
We know that Bob Stuart/MQA has personally contacted industry figures/influencers with requests to promote and endorse MQA
We know that Amir is pro-MQA and an admirer of Bob Stuart
We know that industry affiliates/reviewers actively attack and critique anti-MQA manufacturers/individuals
We know that Schitt Audio have been very critical and outspoken against MQA
We also see bias. For example, why such a heavy focus on analyzing gear of certain manufacturers while others get a pass? When are we ever going to see measurements and review of Mark Levinson gear? And how about a review summary regarding price/performance of ML gear? That’s what this site is all about, is it not? Amir is a dealer and owner of ML gear, so any piece should be readily available, yet not a single review to date.
I look forward to the measurements and critique of those high-priced ML amps of yours, Amir.
You got it wrong and backwards.When the reviewer is both opining and measuring, its sort of difficult to separate the two. And when two different people get radically different measurements, it’s makes one believe that something is amiss.
I am not at all pro-MQA. I critique people who say things about MQA and Bob Stuart that is not correct. I don't own or use MQA DACs. Occasionally Tidal streams some MQA content that I play. That is that.We know that Amir is pro-MQA and an admirer of Bob Stuart