One of the problems of your suggestion conerning pink noise is that a speaker can test great on a bench and sound terrible to the ear.Originally Posted by JBL 4645
They way they sound? I think the fair and universal way around this is with (pink noise) since it has wide spectrum of frequencies playing and I would personally find it easy myself to memorize.
It was too toppy
It was too much in the mid range
It was too boomy heavy on the low end
It was just right spot on, even equal across the frequency range.
Then it’s going to sound nice, as it can be.
Again it depends on what type of speaker one perfers. That is where the debate centers east coast vs west coast.
I could site several examples of that happening. I am aware of those who
Years ago when there was more audio publications there was magazines that hated the JBL sound and others that loved it..
I bought my daughter a pair of AR 4ax speakers when she went off to college. Later I found pair of JBL L100's used for an excellent price
$70.00 for both. As a book shelf speaker I prefered AR , not my daughter
she loved the JBL L100's. , still has them.
But than we listen to different music.
Audio equipment is so subjective , especially speakers.
