AK; Hello; Is that true? I am not sure I follow you here. If that were so, why not find the speaker that sells the most units; define that speakers metric through testing , then build all speakers utilising that metric? You could corner the market in loudspeakers. I thought the concept that all loudspeakers that measure the same sound the same was a dead issue by now. I have to ask; are you saying that the human ear is less sensitive to airborne vibration than a microphone? And that the brain has less power to resolve data than an oscilliscope? Correct me if this is wrong. I'm sorry; I know your putting me on and I appreciate your sense of humor believe me. One thing audio definately needs is a sense of humor.
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