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In Reply to: RE: Say what is wrong with his methodology.....Nothing, If He Didnt Hear a Difference Then posted by Archimago on February 14, 2010 at 09:00:14:
I assume we are all humans and physiologically we resemble each other more than we differ; including in terms of hearing ability.Physically the same....though perception is totally different. It is Perception that is the end product of hearing as the brain interprets the neurological messages from the ear. Hearing is in fact 100% perception, no human being can hear absolute sound without perception. We all perceive sound slightly different. And though many claim to be golden eared Audiophiles, their super hearing is still due to perception. To make an accurate test between person A and person B you will first need to train both of them to perceive sound the same. Train both people to perceive all the octaves at various amplitudes and wavelengths. Test them both to assure that both of their hearing capabilities are identical. Then play different tracks for them at different sampling rates, in the same room, in the same listening position and so forth. Now you will have an experiment with only one independent variable [the music]. As it stands you have to many independent variables, people's hearing [physical capabilities and perceptions], rooms, gear, etc. Having more than one independent variable in any experiment with always give different results.
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- RE: Say what is wrong with his methodology.....Nothing, If He Didnt Hear a Difference Then - Dynaudio_Rules 10:48:26 02/14/10 (1)
- RE: Say what is wrong with his methodology.....Nothing, If He Didnt Hear a Difference Then - Archimago 23:36:02 02/17/10 (0)
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