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In Reply to: Is it relevant? posted by clifff on April 12, 2007 at 00:27:22:
> I thought I understood that the whole point of Beltian effects was
> that it DIDN'T change the content of the music but changed the
> LISTENER. Somehow.
>
> An essentially unprovable hypothesis for science.The technical literature contains details of a large number of experiments that measure the influence of a wide range of cues on sound perception.
All that is required to measure Beltian effects is to do whatever they do under controlled conditions and collect the same/better/worse responses from individuals. The only hurdle of significance that I can see is that nobody is interested in doing it. It has no value for science because this stuff has been established for ages. Involving this sort of thing with the marketing of Belt-type products is almost certain to severely damage sales. It may have some value within the companies in researching/checking/testing what audiophiles respond to but, given the very small size of these companies, the costs are probably too high and there are risks to the marketing effort concerning what the subjects are likely to talk about afterwards.
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- Re: Is it relevant? - andy19191 01:37:58 04/12/07 (1)
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