Markus S
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Mike, why don't you set up a test yourself. The first thing to do IMO - and this seems to be missing from ALL published cable tests so far - is to establish that both the set-up and the participants are up to the task. I.E., the first thing to do would be to run A/B or ABX tests to prove that the test conditions allow reliable detection of small differences that should be audible according to established criteria.
Then, and only then, you can test cables and have confidence in the test results.
So far, the science of the nay-sayers is as dubious as that of the opposition camp.
Then, and only then, you can test cables and have confidence in the test results.
So far, the science of the nay-sayers is as dubious as that of the opposition camp.