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Re: This Could Be Caused By "Expectation Biases" No?

Hi Tubeguy,

I will likely not be able to supply proof sufficient for anything. I am just not tooled up for that analysis at my house where my soundsystem is, and I suspect that I would not be popular with anyone if I were to drag it into the lab here at work.

What I can say is this: having the clip light has allowed me to identify an effect that has always been present in my various systems, not identify some new aspect. Especially when younger and when I would tend to "crank it up", fidelity be damned, this problem of distortion especially in the low end would become apparent. It is just that before I had the clip light all I could say for sure is that when the volume is too high things start to break up in the low frequencies. The clip light has merely allowed me to identify what has really always beeen a problem for me.

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