Phil Leigh;319007 Wrote: 
> Indeed. Studio monitors are a tool - like a microscope - to let you hear
> things clearly. There are some notable exceptions (ATC for example) but
> generally those speakers that are most useful as monitors are not ones
> you want to have in your listening/living room. Most monitors have very
> low WAF since they are tools first and furniture second. 
> 
> 
> Accuracy and euphony are different goals. It's like photography -
> accurate doesn't make the most attractive photograph, so we use filters
> etc to "improve" the presentation.
> 
> My view: you want an amp to be the proverbial "straight wire with gain"
> - no character of its own. You want speakers to be what YOU enjoy
> listening to -there is no "truth" in this game. None. Unless you were
> the guy who mixed/mastered the album you do not know what it is truly
> supposed to sound like. Anyway, that doesn't matter.
> 
> This is then complicated slightly by the fact that other components
> (DAC's for example) are also voiced so you need to choose a "system"
> that you like.
> 
> YMMV
You missed thermionics ! (not all, but...).
(BTW, is there a slim plugin for adding some variable degree of even
harmonics ?)


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