A minor point: I've noticed many references in these forums and elsewhere to "blind" testing as if the participants in the test need blindfolds during the test. This is rarely the case. A "double-blind" test is one in which the subject doesn't know which stimulus is being applied (e.g., they don't know whether they are listening to SBT with TT3.0 mods or not) and the person conducting the experiment doesn't know which stimulus is being presented to the subjects. In much of the digital music world, double-blind testing can be done with subjects NOT being actually prevented from seeing their surroundings. The "blind" refers to whether they know during the experiment what they are listening to..... Obviously a "blind" test of speakers, etc. does require that the experimenter prevent the subject from actually seeing the speaker. Anyhow, minor point.....
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