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This is an audio hobbyist group. . .

Posted by mkuller on April 25, 2006 at 14:12:40:
...you make a claim - you provide the evidence - your rule.
If your DBTs are SO reliable, why do virtually NO audio hobbysts use them?
Because they are reliable only in producing NULL results.
They are NOT reliable for anything else to the audio hobbyist.
You got no comparative data or evidence of reliability - you got no credibility.
I know experts in psychoacoustics...and you sir are no expert.
Please don't make claims here you can't support - especially since it's your rule...