For myself, in literary terms, it's called suspension of disbelief. Which doesn't mean convinced but real enough and engaging enough to, as Sculley said, "I want to believe". Makes it expensive for a skeptic.
wht is the difference between good and bad sound ?
is it all subjective ? is sound quality dependent upon the ear of the beholder, or are there standards for judgment ?
in essence, if one does not like the sound is it bad sound, and cobnversely, if one likes the sound then it is good sound ?
does this also apply to components as well, i.e., if one does not like the contribution a component makes to the sound of a stereo system then that component is a bad component ?
in essence, if one does not like the sound is it bad sound, and cobnversely, if one likes the sound then it is good sound ?
does this also apply to components as well, i.e., if one does not like the contribution a component makes to the sound of a stereo system then that component is a bad component ?