<p>So much of what we hear in audio cannot yet be measured. How then can engineers design circuitry around such unknowns and how do they know if they’ve succeeded or failed?</p>

So much of what we hear in audio cannot yet be measured. How then can engineers design circuitry around such unknowns and how do they know if they’ve succeeded or failed?

How do designers know what to engineer if it cannot be measured?

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How do designers know what to engineer if it cannot be measured?

How do designers know what to engineer if it cannot be measured?