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In Reply to: "Objective" audio tests are not objective: An inside view on where objective audiophiles go wrong with their blind tests posted by Richard BassNut Greene on January 9, 2007 at 09:39:52:
Look all a blind test does is remove the identity of the components, that's it, period! If there's a diference it will be heard, simple!Now we all know the facts, 100s, no 1,000s!, of well documented DBTs over 100s of years of testing have proved that when the identity of components is obscured that audiophiles fail to distinguish between then.
So please shut yer trap and quit polluting this forum with your superstitious flaptrap nonsense ... and fer Christ's sake don't even mention that lying SOB Risch or I swear I'll hunt you down and rip your heart out with my bare hands (although I may have to use my commemorative AES Pen Knife just to get the job started).
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Follow Ups
- What a load of ka-ka! - bjh 10:33:51 01/09/07 (2)
- You know what you should do? - Mudcat 09:19:24 01/10/07 (1)
- Thanks... - bjh 10:40:52 01/10/07 (0)
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