Don’t think I don’t know and don’t appreciate that.We been in forum since its interception. I have seen things get out of hands including myself picking on some users. Onlyoneme is doing incredible work presenting us this information using his personal time. I appreciate his time doing this to all of us who cares the gold standard of measurement.
I had been banned on ASR because someone has decided, that the thread for the Ultra is not allowed for discussions about measurements. And some people there are allowed to do more than others.
This thread is about measurements.
Has everybody got banned on ASR ? I questioned the validity of listening to only one speaker to judge soundquality in a stereo system and also god banned . Onlyoneme - You do a great job , very interesting.I had been banned on ASR because someone has decided, that the thread for the Ultra is not allowed for discussions about measurements. And some people there are allowed to do more than others.
This thread is about measurements.
(Has everybody got banned on ASR ? I questioned the validity of listening to only one speaker to judge soundquality in a stereo system and also god banned . Onlyoneme - You do a great job , very interesting.
Looking forward to see measurements of the digital preamp including digital volume regulation at -20 dB compared to pro+, the use of the fixed SRC at 192 kHz, and the PEQ functions sinad through spdif.
I have to verify it, I missed that one of my devices got the beta FW which is supposed to fix it.onlyoneme pointed out a problem with the src fixe ...had to be adjusted...I'm not sure it's already fixed in streaming..(?)
This is not the case here, it's all about measurements. I just stand on the position that measurements are often overhyped and calling a device "transparent" because of few measurement results is a huge oversimplification.Objective and subjective will never get along. We just need to respect whatever people believe on them.
This is not the case here, it's all about measurements. I just stand on the position that measurements are often overhyped and calling a device "transparent" because of few measurement results is a huge oversimplification.
Okay, showing that we can disagree politely.
The term ‘transparent’ in this context means that measurements show that any difference between the original signal and the output from the product do not differ enough to be audible to humans, based on what is known about human hearing, based on controlled tests, and proven (within the limits of scientific testing) to be the case. No more and no less.
If someone disagrees, they’re more than entitled to. But I would always ask that their claims are supported by the same standards of evidence.
I don’t feel that’s a particularly argumentative point. It’s a position most of us would adhere to for most of our lives, whether it’s taking medicine or climbing on a plane.
Best wishes, and my best intentions to everyone.
So that's the point which I disagree. While it might be correct to use a "transparent" term for the conditions where the test was made and when the results suggest that any distortions are below the audibility level, using the same term for the device itself is not justified when just few measurements were made, usually FFT based. They do not prove that the device will act "transparent" under conditions different than the test conditions of the performed measurements.The term ‘transparent’ in this context means that measurements show that any difference between the original signal and the output from the product do not differ enough to be audible to humans, based on what is known about human hearing, based on controlled tests, and proven (within the limits of scientific testing) to be the case. No more and no less.
Another thing - is the power supply free from leaking HF from the smps back to the grid, that possibly can affect amplifiers and such ?For me, personally, a claim that device is "transparent", when it's based on the very limited number of tests which do not cover the device behavior properly, is not a stronger evidence than the claim that someone can hear differences between two devices even if called as "transparent".