Gandhi wrote:
> EDIT: Better make that sines with cosines on the side. To go.
Well, a cosine is a sine that is running a bit late... :)
"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
Mnyb wrote:
> There is the wonderfull audiodiffmaker program for this :) compare
> >120dB zeros with for examle trying to hear anything attenuated -120dB
> at your listening position good luck with that , or listen to the
> residue signal itself !
>
> .Afaik the arguments about test tones falls
Gandhi wrote:
> Ah, yes. I misread the definition of the Galatea effect. I thought it
> just was about underperforming (which I thought was odd), but I see now
> that it also is about succeeding.
>
> And I must confess I often equate cynisism with realism.
>
> An objective component review wo
Mnyb wrote:
> ..."Galatea effect"...
Ah, yes. I misread the definition of the Galatea effect. I thought it
just was about underperforming (which I thought was odd), but I see now
that it also is about succeeding.
And I must confess I often equate cynisism with realism.
An objective component
Gandhi wrote:
> I don't quite follow. Which one(s) are you refering to?
>
> I think even bias is biased.
Yes my argument is weak (and biased) and i dont get all of the
explanations i googled up "Galatea effect" is a kind of self fullfilling
prophecy , you "succeed" as audiophile if you believe
Mnyb wrote:
> Some maybe ? we do get ourselfs motivated to do stuff due to our
> comunity here that we otherwise wont do or would not think off .
>
> Remebre bias is niether good or bad its just bias :)
I don't quite follow. Which one(s) are you refering to?
I think even bias is biased.
Bes
My bias about biases is that bias is bad and even though I'm cognizant
of my bias I am still biased by it.
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Gandhi wrote:
> Good stuff.
>
> While I admit to suffering from all of these problems, it's not
> immediate clear to me how the following pertains to audiophilism: Affect
> heuristic, Duration neglect, Galatea effect, Hard-Easy bias, Omission
> bias.
Some maybe ? we do get ourselfs motivated to
Gandhi wrote:
> Good stuff.
>
> While I admit to suffering from all of these problems, it's not
> immediate clear to me how the following pertains to audiophilism: Affect
> heuristic, Duration neglect, Galatea effect, Hard-Easy bias, Omission
> bias.
Hmm... Yes, those ones are pretty hard to ap
Good stuff.
While I admit to suffering from all of these problems, it's not
immediate clear to me how the following pertains to audiophilism: Affect
heuristic, Duration neglect, Galatea effect, Hard-Easy bias, Omission
bias.
Best Regards,
Gandhi
not often enough well recorded and mastered cds
I was going to ask "how many of these apply to hi-fi?", but then I
realized it is probably better to ask "any that don't apply?"
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