12-02-2015, 03:40 PM
Howsabout doing both... 
But in any case, "near center" might be misleading even for "rough" comparisons with other systems. Same with the logarithmic scale you proposed elsewhere... By the way, my personal gripe: I was never thrilled by the terms you used to name the parts of the scale where "Good" actually meant quite soft results (not sharp enough for critical use, at the very least).
But in any case, "near center" might be misleading even for "rough" comparisons with other systems. Same with the logarithmic scale you proposed elsewhere... By the way, my personal gripe: I was never thrilled by the terms you used to name the parts of the scale where "Good" actually meant quite soft results (not sharp enough for critical use, at the very least).