[Arny Krueger]

"Audio Empire" wrote in message


This type of person is often the type who participate in
DBTs as well, rank laymen.

Simply not true. The DBTs I've been involved with involved experienced
audiophiles, some youngsters, some who went back to the days of tubes.

People like him and college
students who were weened on MP3s and ear-buds are the
average "listener".

Here we go again, another set of self-serving audiophile myths. Where are
the peer-reviewed paper that shows that people who listen to MP3 and
personal listening devices necessarily have any deficiencies when it comes
to reliably detecting audible differences?

Fact is that many audible differences are easier to detect with earphones
and/or headphones.