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"Things are not always as they seem :)"

Posted by Triode_Kingdom on March 5, 2017 at 15:44:07:
That's particular true when it comes to quotes based on unscientific testing of an amplifier's audio qualities. The fallibility of audio memory as it relates to virtually every characteristic of an amplifier has been demonstrated repeatedly over the last 50 or more years. Even in solidly scientific AB testing, listeners are typically unable to discern exactly what has changed, or whether the change was for the better. In any event, the voice of ignorance always rears its ugly head in threads like these. Barring intervention by knowledgeable authorities - none of which are paid to do so or likely to be otherwise interested in such amateurish discussions - faulty conclusions nearly always rule the day.