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In Reply to: And still unclear... posted by Silver Eared John on January 3, 2006 at 17:51:34:
Would a DBT be useful in determing which of two things sounded best(e.g, Speaker System A or Speaker System B)? It might be useful, or it might not. Suppose I liked A better than B in sighted listening, switched my preference to B in a blinded test, but returned to a preference for A after resuming sighted listening. If purchasing one of the two speaker systems, assuming they were comparably priced, a reasonable decision would be to buy A. In this case, the DBT might be interesting, but not useful in helping me decide on speakers.
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Follow Ups
- Re: And still unclear... - townie 00:41:59 01/04/06 (10)
- At least you’ve confirmed your preference is influenced by non-audible features - Caymus 14:59:18 01/04/06 (7)
- Re: At least you’ve confirmed your preference is influenced by non-audible features - townie 09:06:43 01/05/06 (2)
- Re: At least you’ve confirmed your preference is influenced by non-audible features - Caymus 12:43:59 01/05/06 (1)
- Re: At least you’ve confirmed your preference is influenced by non-audible features - townie 22:20:05 01/05/06 (0)
- "If the test was done correctly" This is a pretty big if. - Norm 17:36:57 01/04/06 (3)
- How can you verify… - Caymus 17:53:24 01/04/06 (2)
- Ultimately, we cannot - Norm 06:53:47 01/05/06 (1)
- If y'all the consumer, does it matter if y'all happy? - Silver Eared John 01:17:55 01/06/06 (0)
- Well, y'all, we agree on that... - Silver Eared John 10:40:26 01/04/06 (1)
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