Sorry for derailing spamming the tread ,more ramblings on my favourite
subject.....

I forget to mention simple probability , the human factor is simply more
likely to be the explanation .
That is taken into account with blind testing .

Some other explanations concerning unmeasurable differences ? That you
still can hear ? and all kinds very imaginative stuff is simply
unprobabable .

Another pow is that the human fuzz factor is larger than the thing you
try to " measure " by an order of magnitudes .
When dealing with these small things .

A sure telltale of human bias is if if someone experiences very large
differences subjectively when the measured difference either is very
small or don't exist .

It is a simplification to say that sigthed testing or "wrong" but you
can't know if they are rigth ? They actually don't have any information
about the subject due to the method error .
You can be testing a perfectly valid thing with real differences sigthed
and still get useless results .

But on the other hand one should not be to grumpy :) subjective bias is
actually working for the Touch ,audiophiles can embrace and accept this
lump of plastic if they are allowed to "tune it" . Thus saving them
loads of $$$ .

The real secret in audio is that if one omits speakers and turntables is
that :

"Low distortion low noise electronics with a flat frequency response
sound the same " .

The caveat for power amps is that should be driven inside their specs
for this to be true which they rarely are .
And thier impedance should not affect the speaker wich is not always the
case either ( tube output transformer anyone )
Modern inefficient speakers uses more peak power than you migth think so
that 25w thing is clipping for sure .

So it's no mystery why some suddenly revels over the fact that the
flimsy litle Touch sounds almost as good as [ insert random high end
posh hifi ] of course it does how could it not ?


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