I only come downstairs for a laugh so:-
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Thanks for all the replies, confirming my experience that this forum is
populated with extremely helpful people. As I suspected, no definitive
answers. In truth, I suspect that my 'cloth ears' are a blessing in
disguise since I haven't really noticed anything that sounds obviously
unpleasent in
This is probably a really dumb question for such an expert forum, but
let's see if you can help. After spending most of my adult life
listening to classical music I became interested in Jazz after
retirement. Initially I bought cds and ripped these to flac. I then
discovered by abx testing that
Well, good place to leave it I think? I can't think of an easy way of
demonstrating whether the two methods do or do not give identical
results and I am not convinced that you have demonstrated that they
theoreticaly should give the same results. Doesn't matter that much
anyway, given my cloth ea
I don't want to turn this into an argument because I just don't know
enough about it. My point is that if the brain knows that A and B are
different file types then it is going to be working pretty hard to
detect audible differences. If it finds such differences then it is
easier to discern them
aubuti wrote:
> I'd be interested to see the science behind it, because there is a
> subtle difference in the methodology. But either way you're picking the
> odd one out. The only difference with ABX is that the randomness is
> limited to third sample (X). You're always getting either ABA or ABB
Julf wrote:
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> Lots of references to ABX testing in this forum. Is there any
> theoretical reason why this should be more robust than triangle testing?
> i.e. picking the odd one out from 3 unknowns played in random order,
> two are A and one is B or one is A and two are B. Somehow, this m
Mnyb wrote:
> listen .
> some music is only possible in the car :-/ I would develop problems if
> heard them on my hifi *sob*
The throwaway remark about car stereos interests me since I have often
heard a recording that is new to me in the car, thought 'that sounds
really great', bought it and
relied on in such matters.
Jerry
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