darrenyeats;411775 Wrote: > Let's have a debate about what (if anything) can be done to address the > placebo effect properly and practically. While people seem to be beginning to agree that the placebo effect does exist in audio, it seems that the basic point I was attempting to make when I began this thread is still being missed. It is my contention that the placebo effect is not a problem, and isn't something we should worry about. If the placebo effect enhances one's listening pleasure, that's fine: accept it as a benefit.
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