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RE: NO,

We are not doubting you can hear the differences between wire and solder connections. I for one am quite sure you do.

What some of us are asking for is documentation of this phenomena. Surely based on known documented human hearing thresholds, such a change would be clearly reflected in voltage levels at certain frequencies within the signal chain.

And it doesn't take a Phd to measure that either. A cheap 5mhz Heathkit scope should be more than sufficient to measure this voltage change.

So after all these years of these claims, where is this data?

WE DO IN FACT WANT TO LEARN! Please show us some standard learning material and not your personal perceptions which we cannot experience ourselves or verify.


Edits: 08/20/15 08/20/15 08/20/15
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