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Post your statistically-significant double-blind testing logs.
by ferongr 8y ago
Post your statistically-significant double-blind testing logs.
- Applejinx 8y agoYou do understand that your point of view is only one among many valid positions on the subject, some held by authoritative figures? (and I don't mean me, I'm thinking the likes of JJ) This isn't solely a defense of the position you challenged, more a call-out on your tactic here. You're not exactly representative. The talk of transistor amplifiers being perfect and having no sound at all is of course nonsense: typically this kind of claim looks at frequency response and outright ignores slew rate, crossover distortion, behavior as the amp exits its passband on either extreme, and so on. There CAN be transistor amplifiers, both simple and incredibly complex, that are so good that they've got effectively no sound at all. It's even possible that it's easier to get there with a transistor amplifier given enough money and resources. But that's not the claim.