"Phil"
Remember, Patrick, the A-B double blind test doesn't work in audio,
** What absolute crap !!
Such tests have been used by PROFESSIONALS in audio for many decades.
When *real* differences exist, they get picked up by listeners very quickly
in controlled A-B changeover tests.
because it fails to achieve its primary purpose, namely the "isolation of
a variable." When you switch back and forth, you test two variables, not
one, the capacitor, and the ability of the mind to remember audio
passages.
** Easily eliminated by making the A-B changeover *instant* and at the whim
of the listener.
Here is one very simply way to do it:
http://sound.westhost.com/absw.htm
The Boulder amplifier company noted in a letter to the Audio Critic ....
** ROTFL - what pathetic drivel.
Some dopey, damn letter is not scientific evidence of any kind.
Get real.
........... Phil