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<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Maxwell" data-source="post: 129400" data-attributes="member: 321">Re: New Midas M32 ConsoleSo you are saying if you were to listen to 2 different things and one is .5db louder you are going to assume that it is the better one. To me louder is not better and many times it is worse. I can tell the difference in spite of levels. I once walked out of a room because the speakers being demoed did not sound good to me and they were loud. The next set of speakers demoed were much smother loud or not. I can tell the difference between loud and better. And just because something is a tiny bit louder I don’t assume it is better. There have been times that I couldn’t hear a difference but those times have been few and far between. Now if you are talking about none audio pros listening then they will probably pick the .5db one as better. Because they don’t know any better. We should know and be able to distinguish that kind of thing better then your average person.&nbsp; BTW I have played a little bit with the X32 in a store but not in a situation where I could judge how it sounded. At the time I was more interested in how it functioned. And I have never heard or touched an M32.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kevin Maxwell, post: 129400, member: 321"] Re: New Midas M32 Console So you are saying if you were to listen to 2 different things and one is .5db louder you are going to assume that it is the better one. To me louder is not better and many times it is worse. I can tell the difference in spite of levels. I once walked out of a room because the speakers being demoed did not sound good to me and they were loud. The next set of speakers demoed were much smother loud or not. I can tell the difference between loud and better. And just because something is a tiny bit louder I don’t assume it is better. There have been times that I couldn’t hear a difference but those times have been few and far between. Now if you are talking about none audio pros listening then they will probably pick the .5db one as better. Because they don’t know any better. We should know and be able to distinguish that kind of thing better then your average person. BTW I have played a little bit with the X32 in a store but not in a situation where I could judge how it sounded. At the time I was more interested in how it functioned. And I have never heard or touched an M32. [/QUOTE]

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