What do we hear when we change the direction of a wire?
djones51 thank you for drawing attention to the grammar error, I hope it will be clearer to you now: "choosing the position of the plug in the socket in which the music sounds better" Is the question settled? You read it again. You simply dismiss bias by waving your hand. In my opinion, it is you who constantly dismiss the essence of the matter, find fault with grammar and other irrelevant things. We'll get to the bias later, this is undoubtedly a difficult question, but it is not solved by the blunt methods that you suggest.. Now please go up three posts and answer the question I asked dletch2 about the blind test. |
Yup. He attempts to twist everything I say, I think we are up to at least 3, probably 4 things now where he claims I said things I did not. He would blame language. I blame it on a flawed understanding and/or lack of knowledge that does not allow one to understand the technical nuance in an answer. Yet another dumpster fire with someone who refuses to test their own bias, and justifies that by claiming blind tests are flawed, without being able to provide any evidence of this being the case. Nevertheless, you persist in suggesting the use of blind tests developed by conventional physics to determine changes in the same conventional framework. This post requires no comment. |
dletch2"Yet another dumpster fire with someone who refuses to test their own bias, and justifies that by claiming blind tests are flawed, without being able to provide any evidence of this being the case." You are being dishonest, deceptive, and misleading by requiring, demanding, and insisting on blind testing and stating that it is the only valid way to test claims here but then you dismiss completely the abundant data, research, and studies that reveal, highlight, and explain the errors and faults common to blind testing. As other's here have observed, noted, and acknowledged you "dltech2" have quite a history hear on the forum under other names so it seem you have something to hide! |
I understand the difference in cable direction is very much like the effect of sniffing glue. Or was that if you sniffed glue, you would claim a difference? Can’t remember. "Ringing of high frequencies" ... of a bare conductor. Okay. I won’t comment. I don’t see a point. Extra marks for creativity. There is no difference in tires. Put auto store aftermarket parts on your car. "There is no difference from OEM parts". Trust me when you have to have the repair done over and over you will believe there is a difference that you didn't perceive until you are on the side of the road. No A/B comparison needed. If you can't hear any differences in your system between components like wires, you either don't hear that well or you need a better system. Most likely you don't know what you are listening for. |
