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　　Sound quality refers to the quality of the sound, and many people confuse it with "timbre". What is the quality of sound? When you're talking about a good pair of shoes. You must be referring to the fit, comfort and durability, not whether it looks good or not. Similarly, when you say that a piece of audio equipment is good or bad in sound quality, you are not talking about its level and positioning, but specifically referring to the "intolerant" of this equipment! It's as if it's not durable enough to fit well. A piece of equipment with good sound quality, its performance is comfortable and durable. You don't have to go into the reasons why it sounds comfortable and good, it's up to the experts, just use your ears to judge. Some equipment is powerful, extremely fast, and has strong resolution, but it is not durable to listen to, which may be the problem of sound quality. A good audio equipment, its sound quality should be like a good voice, people will never get tired of listening.

　　Maybe I say that and you still think it's abstract. Not really, I can give you another example to illustrate. When you mention the fabric, you say: the quality of the fabric is very good. When you're eating steak, you say: This steak is good. When you are complimenting a child, you will say: This child is very talented. So, when you're listening to a piece of audio equipment or a musical instrument, you also say: it sounds beautiful. From the above examples, you can clearly know that "quality" is the innate nature. The sound quality is noble, good and beautiful, which means that the nature of this equipment is very good, and it makes people sound very comfortable. I can say that sound quality is the most important part of audio equipment, so I put it first.

　　Timbre refers to the color of the sound. In English, TONE QUALITY and timbre (TIMBRE or TONE COLOR) are not the same thing. But in Chinese, sound quality and timbre are often mixed and misused. We often hear the statement that this violin tone is really cold, this violin tone is really warm, etc. This refers to the tone of the violin. Sound, like light, has color, but it is not seen with the eyes, but heard with the ears. Generally, the warmer the tone, the softer the sound; the colder the tone, the harder the sound. Too soft or too hard is certainly not great. Sometimes, timbre can also be described by words such as "noble" and "beautiful", basically it is also one of nature. However, just like cloth, the quality of the cloth refers to its material, but the color of the cloth refers to its color. There is still a clear boundary between them. In audio equipment reviews, timbre is like color, referring to its unique color. Some instruments have a yellowish tone, some white, some cold, and you might even say it's blue with a hint of worry. In short, audio equipment is like a musical instrument, and it is almost inseparable from the fact that the more expensive the sound, the more beautiful the sound. A $2 million violin might sound like a golden sheen; a $5,000 violin might sound like a faded painting. Although everyone has different views, "beauty" still has a "consensus" that everyone recognizes. You can't say that a person with an upturned nose is "the embodiment of beauty"; in the same way, you can't say that a piece of equipment with a cool blue tone is beauty. This is our consensus on the beauty of tone.

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