SubFunk wrote:
you simply don't know what one hears (perceives) or not and you can't measure it, well you think you can... then please go ahead...
and we did not just talked about hearing, but about perceiving, shall i quote you again?
you just interpret 'percieving' on only the interpretation of some input signal. so lets focus on HEARING.
so tell me in PPU's what the perceived difference is between what you hear and i (you can choose the sound), or how do i perceive you vs how tonedeft perceives you or whatever... my guess is i will have about 6-7 PPU's can that be right?
as i said, that's not what i'm talking about. and you know that exactly.
we run in circles, go on measure...
just please measure, you say it's possible... so stop arguing and DO IT or get someone doing it for you, in case you don't have the PPU unit measuring machine at hand.
possible doesn't mean easy, or doable "just like it" right now.
and you know i'm not talking about that, you know exactly what i'm talking about that.
so let me show you what i was talking about:
if i give you two audio signals and you say to one "that is warmer". just in a room, just two speakers in, no other devices. how do you judge one to be warmer? by hearing (HEARING) some difference, and interpreting (as you'd say perceiving) it as warmer.
and my point was, that difference that makes you say "that is warmer", that difference is measurable. you HEARD AND INTERPRETED that difference. heard with the ear, interpreted with the brain. which means one thing: YOU MEASURED IT. your ear is a measure device, and the brain interprets the result as WARMER.
and that's what i said. if you can hear a difference, or feel one (sub woofers f.e. are mainly felt, not heard), then that difference can be measured.