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In Reply to: Re: At least you’ve confirmed your preference is influenced by non-audible features posted by Caymus on January 5, 2006 at 12:43:59:
"Burden of proof" implies obligation. As a hifi hobbyist, I don't feel an obligation to objectively confirm a difference I believe I have heard in two audio components. At the same time, I don't feel you are wrong to not accept my claim, or that the burden is on you to prove I didn't hear a difference.If an individual fails to prove a listening claim in repeated DBT's, it would be reasonable to doubt his claim. If very few have ever proved a claim through blinded testing("over 20 years"), it might be reasonable to question the testing.
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