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Show HN: A short study on where audiophile reviews disagree

2 pointsby 59m agoaudiowords.net
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Audiowords analyzes subjective audio gear reviews and tries to suss out the finer details, highlighting where they agree and disagree.

During the process, I found that the treble tonal quality, very rarely is agreed upon, even by professional reviewers.

This article is the result of me digging deeper into the data and visualizing it.

56m agoHN ↗

I think this is actually awesome for the reviews. It's like a meta-analysis badge for shopping which personally I love the idea. Not to mention it's a great revenue path for your product