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RE: Short memory - I'll assist

Let's begin with your question:

but the critics and nay sayers all scatter and disappear when asked specifically what is the problem? I would really like to know.

No one scattered in any of the links I provided. They asked reasonable questions and in most cases, failed to get any response from the sorcerer.

But, where is the proof of that other than among the golden eared, armchair critics club?

Do you consider Thorsten Loesch of AMR to fit that description?

Can you demonstrate why we should worry about less than a 16 bit noise floor?

Tony explained that. Let's revisit the answer:

" If you want to measure low levels of jitter appropriate to 24 bit audio then there needs to be a much lower noise floor. "

So, you measure 24 bit gear using 16 bit resolution? Huh?

Also, as Tony indicated, he simply doesn't respond to valid questions about his methodology. Instead, his silence speaks for him.

So what is your hypothesis in linking to this post?

It follows Thorsten's unanswered question:

"How do you think your work shapes up in this regards?"

The recurring theme is that he doesn't acknowledge limitations of his amateur testing. He doesn't know what he doesn't know!

Are we really wasting our time squabbling about "signal" that occurs -140dB down?

Revisit answer regarding testing 24 bit gear.





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