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What is a claimed result? It reads like you are saying that any time someone plays something and describes what they heard it is a claimed result.
Yes, that’s right. That’s what the word “claim” generally means. Are you unfamiliar with that word?
I’m on a long train ride in Europe (hence browsing on my phone for a bit).
Thats a claim. The claim itself doesnt establish it as fact. It may be true or false. And it can be discussed as to whether it’s a believable claim on various grounds.
glupson made a claim that he tried one of the MG tweaks. You have expressed skepticism about that claim. Interesting how easily skepticism comes to you for other people’s claims, and it’s reasonable to express that skepticism. But if anyone directs their own skepticism at your claims you start calling them “trolls.”
How about a level playing field where people can be honestly sceptical about your claims aren’t simply dismissed?
Notice Michael immedialy wanted more evidence for a claim - e.g. photos of glupson’s tweaking?
Why then does Michael immediately become allergic to evidence when asked for something like measured changes in a signal before and after such tweaks to capacitors? Or in this case, between an amplifiers with a case on or off?
Btw, what is being discussed here regarding the amplifier case isn’t “ the hobby of listening to music.” My son is currently listening to music on his iPhone, which doesn’t require taking apart the iPhone. What we are discussing are technical claims made on behalf of the type of tweaks MG suggests, in this case that removing cases produce audible signal changes.