Which 5 factors are the most important contributors to SQ in a loudspeaker
- Imaging
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9 (6.4%)
- Soundstage depth
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2 (1.4%)
- Bass extension
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5 (3.6%)
- Tone
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10 (7.1%)
- Ability to play loud without stress
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8 (5.7%)
- Ability to sound good when listening at low volumes
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6 (4.3%)
- Detail
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10 (7.1%)
- High end extension and air
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3 (2.1%)
- Clarity and sparkle
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4 (2.9%)
- Laid back presentation(backrow seat)
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2 (1.4%)
- Soundstage width
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2 (1.4%)
- Naturalness
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9 (6.4%)
- Rhythm and tempo
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3 (2.1%)
- Transparancy
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5 (3.6%)
- Lack of electronic signature
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2 (1.4%)
- Size of soundstage
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3 (2.1%)
- Midrange detail
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12 (8.6%)
- Expressiveness
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2 (1.4%)
- Attack and macro dynamics
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6 (4.3%)
- Micro dynamics
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4 (2.9%)
- Ability to play all music, even bad recordings to a degree
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5 (3.6%)
- Deep bass(sub 30hz)
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1 (0.7%)
- Up-front projection of vocals (front row seat)
- 0 (0%)
- Bass articulation and suppleness
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4 (2.9%)
- Mid way projection of vocals-just behind speaker( middle row)
- 0 (0%)
- Ability to realistically present what recording is like, good or bad
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1 (0.7%)
- 3-dimensionality portrayel of intruments
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3 (2.1%)
- Ability of speaker to dissapear
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7 (5%)
- Ability to sound good in many positions in room
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1 (0.7%)
- Wide sweetspot
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4 (2.9%)
- Ability to sound good in adjacent rooms or spaces
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1 (0.7%)
- Coherence (same voice throughout frequency band)
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4 (2.9%)
- Low distortion
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1 (0.7%)
- Accuracy
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1 (0.7%)
Total Members Voted: 28
Voting closed: April 19, 2016, 03:18:36 PM