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In Reply to: RE: Can audio component sales personnel play tricks on customers? posted by JonM on May 15, 2017 at 11:22:42:
TLDR - it was all in my head. The bricks went back (I got a refund). And I have been very skeptical of non-blind A/B comparisons ever since. 'Cuz the mind plays games :-)Can't argue with that. But in my case, it was the opposite -- I was SUPPOSED to easily hear the difference (the change) between Red book and hi-res, but I couldn't hear any differences. I was psyching myself into hearing them, rooting for the hi-res, but had to admit it to myself that Red book sounds pretty much the same as hi-res playback (providing, of course, that we're listening to the indention mastering, only rendered in different resolutions).
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