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Quote: Originally Posted by hallo84 The limitations of the available studies, however, do not allow any firm conclusions to be drawn about the effects of SMF on the described endpoints. There are acute effects but no...
Quote: Originally Posted by Shark_Jump Could you give the impression that one of the cables has an 'error' in it. Therby encouraging a response. Yes, this is one of the methods used. Wavoman has made some...
Quote: Originally Posted by Shark_Jump Sure, but you can check to see if this is an issue as part setting up the experiment. Just like you should for the other components of the analysis set up. Yes, this is...
Quote: Originally Posted by Shark_Jump How about splitting the light signal and testing two identical lengths of different toslink cables simultaneously. One would need to be careful about how one does this....
Quote: Originally Posted by eucariote With all due respect (there's lots- your posts are great)- I wonder if a test of digital cables is a good investment of your time. All but the most confused audiophiles (and every...
Quote: Originally Posted by eucariote ^ If the tester is truly blind to the source, visual cues, preconceptions etc. won't have an influence. More importantly, if enough samples are taken to eliminate a type I (<5%...
Quote: Originally Posted by Sophonax I can't imagine why the volume knob would go from negative dB to positive dB though...doesn't make much sense to me. The manual says: Quote: The VOLUME control is...
This thread makes me happy to be using these babies.
Quote: Originally Posted by Shark_Jump Yes, I am not arguing this. I was just stating that if the ABX listening test is designed correctly then placebo should no impact on the final result of the test. I'm not...
Quote: There's a lengthy discussion of the results, but in short, no one could tell what they were listening to. A few correct answers, but everything ended up statistically insignificant. If I've understood this,...
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