Yes but there are other spaces for such subjects. This is a site for electronic implementation...Where there is a major subjective component involved, the listening experience, enjoyment, being involved in the music and happiness, at least one hopes for happiness.
Could be useful to remove them for the sake of the goal of the website? That's a test bench update worth discussing.Amir often/usually posts subjective impressions at the end of reviews.
OK, so no discussion at all about sound of audio equipment, designed for listening.Could be useful to remove them for the sake of the goal of the website? That's a test bench update worth discussing.
There was no generalization in what I wrote. All you have to do is look at the corner of head-fi forum they own, the thousands of posts and stories, on top of personalities they have built. Their marketing power in audio is unrivaled and accounts for huge amount of their success. Technical execution is only there to serve this, than the other way around.It seems counterproductive to the overall aims of the site for any of us to generalize about a manufacturer.
It is core to our mission to discuss proper listening tests. What we don't have use for is yet another person saying he is right because of what he heard with no protocol, i.e. you.OK, so no discussion at all about sound of audio equipment, designed for listening.
Use your nose....So how would we ever really know if the bear does shit in the woods?
I would never be so presumptuous to say I was right, I was just expressing an opinion. Even proper testing does not guarantee an outcome. Because the listeners are still human and there’s other biases or other opinions or other things that could affect how they react after listening. What if they lie and say they heard something when they didn’t really hear it. Or because they were working for a certain organization they still tend to be biased. This could also skew the listening. What if they’re being paid, and they will say what they think the company wants to hear so they can keep their job. Times are tough people need to eat.It is core to our mission to discuss proper listening tests. What we don't have use for is yet another person saying he is right because of what he heard with no protocol, i.e. you.
Can this be moved to a thread specific on debating such subject? definitely off topic from the measurement results of this product.I was just expressing an opinion. Even proper testing does not guarantee an outcome.
You claimed people buy Schiit products because they sound good. I asked how you know that and you said it sounds good to you. You have not done any proper blind testing against any other DAC as to create a proper data point for anything. Nor do you have the same to present from anyone else.I would never be so presumptuous to say I was right, I was just expressing an opinion.
Amir only provides listening impressions for the speaker reviews, and that was discussed to death early on if I recall my perusings of the forum's early threads correctly.Could be useful to remove them for the sake of the goal of the website? That's a test bench update worth discussing.
Amrim really cries when hit. Too bad really becauae it drastically diminishes the information he has to offer. If he really has the high road then he should take it.It’s a shame, I will be here less. These pronouncements from on high don’t sit well with me. I am more of a live and let live kind of guy.
Really? You can't read the measurements or my explanations of science and engineering because I am "hit?"Too bad really becauae it drastically diminishes the information he has to offer.
Yes. Ignore the rest of what I said and what I hear from you in this is my 14 year old whining.Really? You can't read the measurements or my explanations of science and engineering because I am "hit?"
Let's do away with absurd debating tactics. I am not emotional about such things. I test a ton of products with different outcomes. I have no motivation other than getting to the bottom of what a product is about. As such, I state my opinion without fear or worry. I would be doing the same whether there is one of you here or the couple of million we have per month. Don't confuse my motivations with what would motivate you. We are not similarly situated.
Then you are not listening. I am not here to compromise my standards because your feelings are hurt. Nor do I change saying what is right because someone wants to quit over it. This is me. I am not fearful of standing by my principles. If your 14 year old is acting like me, kudos to him. Otherwise, you need to look at yourself with the complaining you are doing here.Yes. Ignore the rest of what I said and what I hear from you in this is my 14 year old whining.
He usually only does that for speakers and headphones, where the measurements show you there are differences which could be audible.Case in point, Amir often/usually posts subjective impressions at the end of reviews. Why do that at all if the ONLY thing we are supposed to think about here is measurement?
Schiit Magni Unity Headphone Listening Tests
I did some listening tests using my Dan Clark E3 headphone which has a 27 ohm impedance. Up to about 3:00 o'clock on the volume control, the sound was excellent on my reference tracks. Above that, which starts to become loud, distortion started to set in with sound getting brighter and crunchy. To be sure it was not the headphone, I switched back to my Topping DX5II unbalanced out. Not only the Topping get louder, it stayed gorgeously clean and produced dynamic range far beyond the Magni. I know, not a fair comparison given the $100 price difference but just making the point that the Magni is not the "end game" the company says it is.