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RE: That clears up a lot!

Posted by EBradMeyer on September 23, 2007 at 10:19:54:
"Iâ€™ll bet no attention whatsoever was devoted to low-level resolution and dynamics; whenever one hears talk about â€œdynamic rangeâ€ itâ€™s only about how loud something can go, never how well it can reveal the music at low, bit-strangulated levels."

We looked for music with low-level detail and gave our subjects lots of chances to hear it and use it for the tests. That was one of the things the extra bits was supposed to do better, so of course we tried to test for it.

""The burden of proof has now shifted." And now Iâ€™m mad as hell!"

Whoa, easy there. This statement was about whatever should or should not be written at this point in a particular refereed journal. Unless you're planning to write for it, which something tells me you aren't, it doesn't apply to you. -- E. Brad