get.amped wrote:
> "Everything Matters" should have a (TM) after it. Soft of like "Best
> Buy"(TM) to indicate a slogan that is patently not true but may be
> useful in marketing.
I love the idea. And I can picture the tv commercial. Open to scene of
1950s housewife washing the dishes in the kit
"Everything Matters" should have a (TM) after it. Soft of like "Best
Buy"(TM) to indicate a slogan that is patently not true but may be
useful in marketing.
Because not everything actually matters. Not the type of CPU or RAM or
hard disc in the computer serving digital music files, nor the ethern
netchord wrote:
> frankly, it seems your biases are much more thoroughly ingrained
Indeed. I am a very strong believer in provable facts, but more than
happy to be proven wrong - with facts and evidence. Please do!
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-gro
netchord wrote:
> "everything matters."
But not equally.
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people" - Paul W Klipsch, 1953
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netchord wrote:
> it may not be well calibrated, but it is well-educated.
>
> frankly, it seems your biases are much more thoroughly ingrained, ie,
> the bias that no such change could possibly affect the sound.
>
> in the words of bob stuart: "everything matters."
To wit:
After Brazil's horr
Julf wrote:
> I guess primarily the expectation that your sensory system is a
> well-calibrated, precise and consistent measurement system.
it may not be well calibrated, but it is well-educated.
frankly, it seems your biases are much more thoroughly ingrained, ie,
the bias that no such change
Mnyb wrote:
> Btw how does the itunes intregration handle sondcheck tags apples
> varinat of replaygain tags ?
>
I wasn't certain but also thought it may be a vector and suggested it.
I know that the server will use soundcheck data from the file if no
replaygain tags are found. I'm not sure t
Btw how does the itunes intregration handle sondcheck tags apples
varinat of replaygain tags ?
Did you also changed some other settings ?
The genius idea behind squeezeboxes is that they are truly server
agnostic if everything is properly configured as long as the server can
fill the player buff
Another way to think about it is that you not only listen with your
ears, but that your head processes it. You cannot know what you are
really hearing unless you remove potential biases in your head. One way
to do this is to do double blind testing. This means someone plays you
music from the t
netchord wrote:
> what was the expectation, or perception bias in this instance?
It sounds very much like a lot of other similar cases I have
experienced. Someone makes a small change that really shouldn't affect
the sound at all (such as rearranging the record collection in the shelf
next to th
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