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In Reply to: RE: A/B testing set up...... posted by Tre' on October 23, 2014 at 17:56:51:
Sorta +1 toward Tre's view. For me, it takes a little longer, like maybe 3-4 weeks. You just live your daily life with a rig for basically a month, flip stuff for another month, and flip back. At each flip you learn things that you didn't know (hearing education, maybe?). That way, there's no "critical listening" etc. All the "life" variables seem to sort for me to have a solid position on something in that time.
And yeah, of-course, the short-term thing when it works in your life. Sometimes if there's a big block of time, I'll drag-out every odd speaker I have and spin them around with the same set of material. That, too, is interesting and educational, but in a different way and doesn't serve the same way as the long-term thing does.
I could be fooling myself, too, but that's what seems to help steady the rudder here.
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