i suppose the point is:
1. What does Per Olaf suggest you measure or where do you look?
2. People have said/heard that this stuff helps level/match impedance across different connected pieces of equipment...so if one takes equipment impedance measurements without Entreq, and then when the full system is all hooked up to Entreq...does it change, even out?
3. People say it lowers noise floor...measure this? ie, noise floor of system without and with Entreq in
4. People say it lowers grunge generally...so the signal should be more 'accurate'...is system music, tone signals, etc more accurate with/without Entreq? And does it make a different to measure not just tone signals but a pattern of music going thru system? or even a piano note?
5. Anything else?
All from a layman, Amir...again, you have put your time where your mouth is and said measurements are important, and taken the time to actually do this...appreciated and respected. Will be curious to learn more.
Just a point of clarification - when "people say" it means their "perception is" i.e their auditory perception.
Making a direct one to one relationship between auditory perception reports & measurements is mistaken & care has to be taken in what to focus measurements on, IMO.
It's one of the reasons I asked Amir why he wouldn't listen first - it can direct the focus (or not) to trying to uncover a measurement which confirms what is heard.
For instance people reporting hearing a brightness in the system doesn't always mean that high frequencies are elevated - there are a number of other reasons