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In Reply to: I'll give audiophiles credit for being able to hear whether new speakers are really "updgrades" posted by Richard BassNut Greene on March 18, 2005 at 11:01:58:
>Speakers sound different under both sighted and blind conditions, so the probability the new speaker's sound quality can not be distinguished from the old speaker's sound quality under blind conditions is slim. I can't make the same statement about electronics or wires.>So basically, you've said that pretty much everything you hear 'sighted' is wrong and to hear the 'truth', it needs to be done blind. So why doesn't that apply to speakers?
So what if two speakers sound 'different'? How do you know which of the individual differences is real?
You can't have it both ways.
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Follow Ups
- Wait a minute here... - mkuller 13:58:16 03/18/05 (2)
- You attack thoughts not in my posts (why waste bandwidth?) = maybe you can't refute what I actually write ? - Richard BassNut Greene 10:34:29 03/21/05 (1)
- Call the wahhh-mbulance... - mkuller 12:08:06 03/21/05 (0)
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