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In Reply to: Re: An attempt to explain posted by jeff mai on November 16, 2002 at 01:08:03:
However, failure to verify a sonic difference during control testing is a *substantially* less meaningful result. Anyone professing strict adherence to scientific method must admit this.Failure to verify in one particular test has little meaning to the borad question of whether cables of similar gauge and length can sound differenct because it is a test of particular cables being testing in a particular system. However, if the protocol of the test is valid, failure to verify, it would seem to me, is just as valid for those particular cables in that particular system, as would be verification.
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- Re: An attempt to explain - Phil Tower 06:29:55 11/16/02 (7)
- Re: An attempt to explain - Monstrous Mike 08:06:10 11/18/02 (1)
- Re: An attempt to explain - Phil Tower 10:21:39 11/18/02 (0)
- No! - David Aiken 12:15:41 11/16/02 (4)
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