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No - I only find blind testing useful under very narrow set of circumstances.

Namely, when sighted listening reveals that differences can NOT be heard reliably.

Last time I engaged in blind testing was when evaluating effects of linear vs. switching power supplies for a CD ripper, used to produce WAV files. The experiment was inspired by a lengthy thread at another forum - you can find this in PC Audio forum archives here, if curious.

Such uncertainty is not the case here, with crystals. If you're concerned with removing various expectation biases, then again - these rocks cost nothing, and if anything, tubes look better WITHOUT those greenish-gray ugly pieces on top of them.


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