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In Reply to: Re: Didn't have to read much to recognize trash -- and here's why --- posted by morricab on April 25, 2007 at 08:05:11:
The brain has a huge number of inputs, many of which are not noticed because they are masked by stronger simultaneous inputs. I think brain scans would not correlate with subjective sound quality.If a blind listener, or listening panel, prefers the stereo system sound quality when a supertweeter is connected, versus when it is not connected, then you have a useful experiment to support buying that super tweeter for that stereo system.
We don't need brain scans ... and specially selected Indonesian music ... and only listeners under 35 years-old (whose hearing was never tested). That's too far removed from our reality to be a meaningful test.
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Richard BassNut Greene
Subjective Audiophile 2007
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- Brain scans are not proxies for what we hear when listening to music - Richard BassNut Greene 08:32:32 04/25/07 (0)
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