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RE: how is it possible to put together an expensive system that sounds " meh " ?

Posted by tomservo on April 15, 2023 at 08:49:14:
Sure, the acoustic principals and driver properties and execution that governs what it sounds like when your eyes are closed.

Eyes open it's also what it looks like perhaps more strongly than what your hear as people have expectations about materials shapes etc

See your eyes dominate the conclusion over ones ears, Google and try "the McGurke effect"