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ipod :)ipod :)Posted Nov 28, 2005 21:06 UTC (Mon) by tomsi (subscriber, #2306)In reply to: ipod :) by b7j0c Parent article: The Grumpy Editor's guide to music managers
True enough. The best is to do the listening yourself.
I chose an iAudio X5 myself, because of ogg and flac. The good sound quality I got from it was an added bonus.
...after I binned the crap plugs that comes with it and replaced them with something good, that is...
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ipod :) Posted Nov 28, 2005 22:55 UTC (Mon) by piman (subscriber, #8957) [Link] > The best is to do the listening yourself.
This is bullshit. The best is to do ABX tests. "Just listen yourself" is what audiophiles tell themselves to justify their thousands of wasted dollars.
ipod :) Posted Nov 28, 2005 23:41 UTC (Mon) by tomsi (subscriber, #2306) [Link] Oooh! Flamebait ;)
"This is bullshit. The best is to do ABX tests. "Just listen yourself" is what audiophiles tell themselves to justify their thousands of wasted dollars."
Not everyone uses the "Just listen yourself" approach to justify wasting money. I use a simple approach that has always worked.
1. Listen to a music that you are very familiar with.
Usually, it is easy to tell the difference. Sometimes there is a difference, but you can't tell which is better. Or the differences are very small. In that case, it's time to try an ABX test.
ipod :) Posted Dec 5, 2005 11:38 UTC (Mon) by Los__D (subscriber, #15263) [Link] Hmmmm, ABX testing is a tool to help in listening tests, not to replace "listen yourself" tests AFAIK
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