Archimago wrote: 
> 
> Yup CD vs. high-res would be fantastic if there were only a way to
> ensure that it was done blindly. I can imaging maybe a Windows/Mac/Linux
> program where you could choose ABX where it would play 24/96 or 16/44
> that's upsampled to 24/96 maybe so the DAC doesn't show the change in
> resolution? The whole thing could be packaged in an executable so it
> isn't tampered with easily?

I don't think the issue is really a self-administered "blind" test. 
Anyone can cheat when no one is watching.  So a 24/96 vs 16/44 test
would be for those who can genuinely get something from it on their own.
Or, alternately, as a mechanism through which a blind test can be
conducted with others involved (e.g. someone to set up test session,
someone to administer it and someone to take it).  

R.



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