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You have a peculiarly truncated notion of experience.

Posted by Pat D on June 24, 2010 at 09:03:12:

E-stat
"That the box reveals gross differences is not under debate."

You have a peculiar idea of what gross effects might be!

Meyer and Moran looked at some of the things asserted by the subjective audio press, audio professionals, and audiophiles, and tested them. You don't seem to include the experience of researchers who do audio DBTs in your concept of experience.

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"...you haven't come up with anything that the ABX switcher covers up."

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"That would be virtually every recording engineer with first hand experience. Speculate on!"

Dream on! Some of the Meyer-Moran tests were conducted at "a CD/DVD mastering facility." "Some of the source material for these trials was a classical music production which was then in process at this establishment."