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In Reply to: A/B testing procedural fault posted by herb's go karts on March 8, 2007 at 09:39:35:
...in the short term.>...then how reliable can A/B testing be when you're listening to one component for maybe an hour, the next for an hour, or back and forth between components on the same track, etc.>
It may be somewhat reliable for identifying a difference - that there is one - but not at qualitatively assessing the difference.
That's the reason many audiophiles are ultimately unhappy with the sound after they make an upgrade or two.
Different may seem better at first, but it takes long term listening to really determine whether it's an improvement.
Are you looking forward to listening and listening more or less?
Sometimes it can be that subtle.
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- Not very reliable... - mkuller 10:59:22 03/08/07 (0)
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