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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 57005" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Shootout: KF650e vs DX1565Thanks for saying how you did it.&nbsp; Very often &quot;how loud&quot; a loduspeaker is a highly debated item.&nbsp; Whenever any two devices (be it loudspeakers-amps mics etc) are compared-there will always be &quot;arm chair&quot; people who are quick to jump on and state what the poster did &quot;wrong&quot;.&nbsp; HOWEVER-THEY were not there-and it is real easy to &quot;second guess&quot; what another person did.&nbsp; Anybody who has ever done this realizes it is not as easy as it may seem.&nbsp; The more &quot;even&quot; the test can be-the more meaningful the results.There is &quot;how loud&quot; a loudspeaker can possibly make some sort of &quot;noise&quot;, and then there is how loud a loudspeaker can get-and still sound good or at least listenable. These are numbers/specs that are often hard to come by-at least accurately or comparitively.It is good to see that some thought went into the whole process.&nbsp; It brings a lot more validity to the comparisom.And having measurements under the same conditions is also a good thing.&nbsp; While they may not directly compare to other measurements-they are comparable to the particular loudspeakers in the comparisom.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 57005, member: 30"] Re: Shootout: KF650e vs DX1565 Thanks for saying how you did it. Very often "how loud" a loduspeaker is a highly debated item. Whenever any two devices (be it loudspeakers-amps mics etc) are compared-there will always be "arm chair" people who are quick to jump on and state what the poster did "wrong". HOWEVER-THEY were not there-and it is real easy to "second guess" what another person did. Anybody who has ever done this realizes it is not as easy as it may seem. The more "even" the test can be-the more meaningful the results. There is "how loud" a loudspeaker can possibly make some sort of "noise", and then there is how loud a loudspeaker can get-and still sound good or at least listenable. These are numbers/specs that are often hard to come by-at least accurately or comparitively. It is good to see that some thought went into the whole process. It brings a lot more validity to the comparisom. And having measurements under the same conditions is also a good thing. While they may not directly compare to other measurements-they are comparable to the particular loudspeakers in the comparisom. [/QUOTE]

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