I don’t see any mention of blind subjective A/B testing in this article, which makes me wonder whether TH is familiar with reviewing audio gear. The only sensi

I don’t see any mention of blind subjective A/B testing in this article, which makes me wonder whether TH is familiar with reviewing audio gear. The only sensible rule of audio gear “is this an upgrade in quality” testing of components upstream of speakers and headphones, is that you have to do a blind test with an A/B switch provided to the listener and ask them to decide which sounds better. No such testing is done with this gear, so it’s impossible to support a statement about whether it’s better or worse. And the details of that test setup would be awesome reading, if they did it. It’s probably not better, but let’s prove it. Come on, Toms.