guidof;604286 Wrote: 
> Quite true!
> 
> I just think that, to the extent that there are differences to be
> perceived, they are more likely to become apparent when listening to a
> variety of recordings over extended periods.
> 
> Sometimes judgments are formed based solely on repeated listening to
> brief musical segments, whether blind or not. Yet, this is not how we
> ordinarily listen to music. While this is not necessarily invalid when
> the differences are gross, it seems to me questionable when the
> differences are of the kind of musical refinement that soundcheck's
> mods attempt to accomplish.
> 
> Guido F.

I don't want to get into a big heated debate about this, but to do a
meaningful assessment over time, one needs to switch back to the
original settings occasionally, otherwise there is no comparative
baseline - it's exactly like the "burn-in" situation. If you only ever
listen to the new settings, your brain WILL forget completely what the
old settings sounded like and WILL gradually re-programme itself to
accept the new settings as the norm.


-- 
Phil Leigh

You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
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