No, the POINT is that microphones are better than your ears. Period.
I've
tried to explain this to you in every way I can, going so far as to
explain
how microphones and the auditory system both work and what their
limitations
are. Yet you still cling to the notion that the human auditory system
is
more precise.

No, you cling to mistaken notion that precion has anything to do with this
problem. I suggest you read up on the actual problem, rather than
spouting off
about the precision of measuring equipment.

Why are you changing your tune? You've attempted to refute my point that
the measured distortion is low by claiming that the test equipment is less
accurate than the auditory system. I've therefore addressed that silly
assertion of yours and demonstrated that it's untrue.