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"Robert Morein" wrote in message
"Arny Krueger" wrote in message ... "Robert Morein" wrote in message "Arny Krueger" wrote in message news ![]() http://www.dhtrob.com/projecten/homeprojectselna1.htm A user report: http://www.dhtrob.com/impressies/hom...lna_inwood.htm Taken by itself, this ludicrous mod supports your position regarding sighted testing of equipment. It doesn't have to be taken by itself. There are zillions of examples of it on the web and elsewhere. However, you use notions such as these to discourage the individual who, lacking any outside resources, wishes to conduct sighted tests to choose components for personal use, or wishes to communicate observations based on sighted testing to other individuals. What's unclear about the fact that some audio gear sounds different and some doesn't, but sighted evaluations all by themselves don't provide a reliable means to determine which is which? The valid middle ground is difficult for ideologues like "dhtrob", or you, to comprehend. I'm aware of the fact that many radicals confuse their marginal thinking with that of some presumed middle-of-the-road viewpoint. Furthermore, this isn't about political opinion, it's about a physical hypothesis that can be reliably tested. It is certainly true that sighted testing can, and does in some instances lead to perception of differences when there are none. So far so good. It is also true that many listeners can, as a practical matter, discern differences that are important to them. Not a problem as long as these alleged differences reliably exist. If the cost of exterminating imaginary perceptions is to make unavailable a large body of informal, anecdotal comparative knowledge, then the cure is not worth the treatment. IOW, if imaginary perceptions are a big problem, nothing should be done about them. This is crazy. As most of us are aware of your unquenchable drive to exterminate the sighted personal experience, and don't like it, we suggest you turn your attention to testing toaster ovens. Here, Morein presumes to speak for the majority of audiophilia. No small ego, his. There is little information on the thermodynamic efficiency of these appliances, and countless megawatts of electricity are wasted each year by users who based their buy on sighted comparisons of the chrome plating. Should you apply your gifts to this neglected subject, it would be a great boon to mankind. Another nonsense post from Morein. I wouldn't dismiss it as nonsense. Of course not, after all you authored this nonsense, Morein! LOL! Dr. Richman has very kindly offered other possibilities that may be more within your realm of competence. I don't see any evidence that Richman is technically competent enough in the area of electrical engineering to judge what is or is not in my realm of competence. I presume that if he had any competence in the area of engineering he would announce it every three days on the average, as he has with his alleged credentials in the area of psychology. Like you Morein, AFAIK Richman has offered no evidence on RAO that suggests knowledge of the difference between an ohm and a volt. BTW please feel free to do so at your earliest convenience... |
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