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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:> >Re: Harry Pearson of TAS >If he really knew what he was doing, he would correlate the results of >listening >tests with measurments. > I went back into my audio publication archives last night and found some copies of "High Performance/Review", an interesting audio equipment review magazine that was published from 1981 to about 1985. In it, the writers attempted to closely correlate the sound of the equipment they listened to with technical measurements, such as harmonic distrotion, etc. (Larry Greenhill, of the infamous published cable dbt was a reviewer for this mag before he joined Stereophile.) I suspect the magazine failed because there are not enough readers who care about the correlation of measurements to observational listening results. While there may be a few people on RAHE wanting to see these kind of correlations, I'm not sure this is represenative of the audiophile readership universe. Regards, Mike
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