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<blockquote data-quote="JimJ" data-source="post: 2273758" data-attributes="member: 555251">And that has what to do with SQ again?If you looked at the review, I included orchestral arrangements, rock, jazz, tracks which highlighted individual instrumental parts...how much more of a &quot;mixture&quot; do you need? I don&#039;t consider rap to be a valid test of a woofer&#039;s musicality, so it doesn&#039;t get included.I can see part of where you&#039;re coming from...you really get to know something after a period of time - which we didn&#039;t have any of during the session. Even Stereophile and The Absolute Sound have a short list of test material, maybe 10-15 tracks. If it&#039;s good enough for them, it&#039;s good enough for me.SPL-wise, the numbers speak for themselves. Musically, you&#039;re free to give it as much credit as you want - I&#039;m just going from what my ears told me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JimJ, post: 2273758, member: 555251"] And that has what to do with SQ again? If you looked at the review, I included orchestral arrangements, rock, jazz, tracks which highlighted individual instrumental parts...how much more of a "mixture" do you need? I don't consider rap to be a valid test of a woofer's musicality, so it doesn't get included. I can see part of where you're coming from...you really get to know something after a period of time - which we didn't have any of during the session. Even [I]Stereophile[/I] and [I]The Absolute Sound[/I] have a short list of test material, maybe 10-15 tracks. If it's good enough for them, it's good enough for me. SPL-wise, the numbers speak for themselves. Musically, you're free to give it as much credit as you want - I'm just going from what my ears told me. [/QUOTE]

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