The evaluation of sound quality generally pertains to the precision, fidelity, and intelligibility of audio output emanating from electronic devices. This assessment encompasses both objective and subjective measurements. Objectively, tools are employed to meticulously gauge the device’s accuracy in replicating the nuances of an original sound. Conversely, subjective evaluations involve human listeners responding to the auditory experience, discerning its intricacies, and assessing its perceived resemblance to other sounds in a comprehensive analysis of the overall sonic fidelity.