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Robert Morein wrote:
From http://www.electronicstalk.com/news/mat/mat150.html
"A further noise variable that can specifically affect
small
AC
voltages
can
be observed with reed contacts and with relays constructed
according
to
the
reed principle - designs with their contact springs in the
magnetic
field of
the relay coil."
When the contact is closed there is a damped oscillation
with
a
frequency of
between 2 and 3kHz, corresponding to the inherent resonant
frequency
of
the
tongues.
"However a typical level for standard contacts can be
extremely
significant
on very low-level signal switching circuits."
Once again, Arny and his amphibian sidekick are caught in
the
quagmire
of
unscientific thought and sloppy design.
Yeah, but who gives a ****? You aren't going to use his box
anyway.
Responsibility for this device weighs heavily on those who
push
it.
Arny
should have spent his time synthesizing flu viruses.
What is your educational level, Mikey? Do amphibians attend
college,
and
the
like?
Who are you really, sock puppet Morein?
Why do you feel the need to persecute people who tell the trtuh
about
your
incompetence?
I am your conscience, Mikey. I am inside your head.
Prove that an ABX box masks any differences.
Prove that ABX is not a valid protocol.
I am your conscience, Mikey. ABX is very bad. Very bad, Mikey.
That must be why it is the sthandard for subtle difference detection.
Sorry, Mikey, it is completely ignored by 20,000,000 consumers for subtle
detection of audio quality.
Then why don't you ignore it as wll?
Why does a reliable methodology for detecting difference bother you so much?
Why do you consistently lie that it is not a standard for audio research?
ITU BS 1116-1