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Try to read between the lines, my friend.

Hi.

The message I got from this so called "total blind test" of the 3 CDs is the auditioner involved did hear the difference. It shows me that he got good ears & audio gears of high resolution.

Whatever terminology he employed, e.g. "velvet", "hollow", "bubbly bass" etc etc is not important as I said repeatedly sonics is personally subjective. His "velvet" could mean nothing to me.
So why worry about those adjectives he used?

Were you in his shoes, & you did hear the difference, you would still tell us how different the CDs would sound. Would you go further to substanatiate why you had used such & so adjectives?

BUT, should he have ever pointed out which types of floor used to store the different CDs, regardless the answer was right or wrong, I would be the first guy to demand evidence from him to substantiate his claim as such.

But he failed to tell & admited so, meaning he is honest to tell the world he did detect some sonic difference but not enough to tell what floors were involved, which is the main purpose of the test & which he claims he can do. He failed the mission impossible.

What more nitpicking you still want from him?

Now hopefully you know what I want to tell those objectivists:
unless they can come up with some tests, proven valid & effective, to supplement whatever sonic impressions are made by a poster here, please refrain from attacking groundlessly.

Also, I notice you used the word "claim" repeatedly to quote his sonic impressions on the CDs. Why? IMO, he did not make any "claims".
He just delivered his sonic impressions on the 3 CDs as requested by the original poster here.

"Claim" is defined as "demand for a thing supposed due; right."
Unless I missed a lot, he did not seem to make any claims at all.

c-J

PS: I never know anybody here to speak on its behalf. I just hereby
try to analyse things fairly impartially (I hope).
Isn't this an "engineer" should do?



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