Una perla de sabiduría por Tom Vodhanel, en la que dice:

Ultimately the deciding factor is listening tests. But measurements play a very important role in product development as well. In my experiences the two tend to parallel one another in that the better something measures....the better it sounds. Now there are always "exceptions to the rule" but that is exactly what they are...exceptions noteworthy primarily because of their rarity. And even these exceptions have a basis in acoustics or psychoacoustics in my experiences. If you see FR/compression/THD and perhaps a waterfall to be sure there's no weird super loud enclosure buzz/rattle...that will tell you about 95% of what you need to know to predict how the subwoofer will sound.(imo). The last 5% is something most manufacturers are going to hold a little closer to the "vest" simply because you don't spend years and years building, measuring and listening...and then post *everything* you learned..

Power Sound Audio Discussion Thread!

Un dato que para mi es muy importante a la hora de elegir el Subwoofer para mi sala (Luego la respuesta se ve alterada por la misma), pero cuanto mejor sea el dato, mejor sera en tu sala.