SQ really is subjective
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SQ really is subjective
I think just like all the hifi nonsense like line conditioners, speaker wire elevators, and green marker on CD rims can't stand up to real double blind tests, it seems musical instruments suffer from the same biases.
Double-Blind Violin Test: Can You Pick The Strad?
I picked the right one but have to say it sounded close but I remember hearing recordings of Stradivarii violin solos compared to other ones and distinctly remember that they have more muted lows so to me I could tell. But only just so.
Double-Blind Violin Test: Can You Pick The Strad?
I picked the right one but have to say it sounded close but I remember hearing recordings of Stradivarii violin solos compared to other ones and distinctly remember that they have more muted lows so to me I could tell. But only just so.
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A really nice instrument will sound better than a very poor one, but a good musician on the bad instrument can make it sound better than a bad musician on a good instrument will ever sound.
I seem to recall Richard Clark has a very large number of dollars waiting for the first person who can tell the difference between cables in a double-blind listening test. I think he'll be keeping them.
I seem to recall Richard Clark has a very large number of dollars waiting for the first person who can tell the difference between cables in a double-blind listening test. I think he'll be keeping them.