[Peter Wieck]

On Thursday, March 16, 2017 at 6:15:15 AM UTC-4, wr=
ote:
On Wednesday, March 15, 2017 at 12:57:52 PM UTC-4, Peter Wieck wrote:
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Sure there are things that are exceedingly difficult to measure,
possibly not at all, that do affect sound from audio sources.
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Actually, I have NEVER encountered a case where, when a verifiable,
repeatable audible difference was demonstrated,t there was not a
large, repeatable difference in measurement.=20

Nor would I dispute that if it were the same thing to all people. But, ther=
e is some sort of something that makes me uncomfortable when listening that=
I cannot point out except by the lack of comfort. Sounds good, seems good,=
but after some period of time usually less than 3 hours, more than 1 hour =
with variations, I can no longer sit still. The secondary indicator is that=
the cats, who usually very much enjoy music of many sorts and genres will =
leave the room in much shorter order than I will. Others I have spoken to s=
eem to be entirely unaware of this, and whose ears are easily as good as mi=
ne, or better. I am not claiming magic, and it is probably measurable with =
the correct instruments - that I do not have.=20

Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA