Nic Robinson
Moderator
It maybe a good time to revisit this subject. Being mostly a listener to classical music, pitch stability is important (and measurable) as is the ability to resolve detail and stereo information. It's great if a system can quickly and appropriately to deliver transients or rapid dynamic differences, and I do love how a great system does this in popular music I might enjoy.
But aside from these things...what do P, R and T actually mean, or are they a way of describing something intangible?
* I must say, I've never been one to nod my head in time to the music.
But aside from these things...what do P, R and T actually mean, or are they a way of describing something intangible?
* I must say, I've never been one to nod my head in time to the music.
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