This actually sounds "reasonable" to me that this could work in some, but not all scenarios. William E Low andl Richard Vandersteen have successfully marketed a similar (distant cousin?) concept for many years. After I get a few things off my plate, I'd like to give it a try. Who knows, antigrunge2 might inducted into Audio Hall of Fame for introducing this concept?
I also find it iinteresting that posts like things extract the worst behaviors from the Technomutants and Neadertweaks who hide in the bushes waiting to ambush those who don't agree with them. They are terribly offended when someone doesn't ask their permission before experimenting with something new. They rush onto the scene posing as superheros protecting us from psuedoscience. But, I don't quite understand why they are so anxious to broadcast to the high end community that they have huge gaps in their knowledge base, and how little they actually know about high performance audio. Maybe trying posting how smart they are on the quilting forum, or ingrown toenail forum? I'll be they'd think they're really smart there. Sorry, we're just not buying it.
It's called "intellectual humility". Example: "Hey, I tried this thing and it seemed to make my system sound better. I'm not sure why it works, but I like it!" Antigrunge2 has intellectual humility. Give it a try sometime?
@ antigrunge2: Thanks for the post. It was a great representation of why we are here.