

Unless there is objective data you can use to get an idea of the performance. This means when you read another's subjective-only review you are left to resolve those variables on your own. Additionally, the room will impact the performance and therefore what the listener hears. What one person wants or expects may be opposite of another.

Others know what they want to hear based on their own preference (i.e., some prefer extended bass, some prefer more midbass punch between 120-150Hz, some prefer a response with a dip around 4kHz, etc., etc.). If you have seen my past reviews, you know that I am of the mindset that objective data is at least as important as someone's subjective evaluation of a speaker. I wouldn't provide the link in this fashion if I didn't recommend them based on price/performance.įoreword: Subjective Analysis vs Objective Data (click for more) Doing so helps me get a small (very small) percentage at no additional cost to you, which helps to keep this site up and running and me pumping out more reviews. Read on for more detail.īelow is my Amazon affiliate link if you are interested in purchasing this speaker through it. And, with a few engineering alterations, could be made into an even better value. Ultimately, while these aren’t the best performing speakers I’ve tested or heard, I do believe these provide a good value to the budget-limited audiophile. At least, that’s the impression I am left with in those cases.Īt any rate, Amazon had them listed for $90/pair (at the time of purchase) and I figured they were worth buying to review and pass the information on to the audio community so you all could either avoid them or feel comfortable spending your hard earned money on. Generally, when this information is laid out for the user it also implies the product is worthwhile.
#Phile audio vs eac manual#
I then pulled up the Neumi’s BS5 manual here is the link where I saw placement recommendations, and some other bits of information which all gave me the impression the manufacturer cares about how the user listens to their product rather than the old “sink or swim” attitude low-cost products leave you with. Out of curiosity, I went to the product page on Amazon to check them out and liked what I saw. I stumbled on talk of the Neumi BS5 speaker recently in the context of a potential high-value speaker.
