Your narrative is somewhat lost. It's all about the music and the end result as to hits ones ears.
Sorry, English is not my native tongue.
Your narrative is somewhat lost. It's all about the music and the end result as to hits ones ears.
To Amir....Circular buLLsH!t bro'. Tom
Thanks. Would have called that power outlet. Don't use one, have the power distributer hardwired from the fusebox.
Would be this one for here, I guess:
http://www.furutech.com/2013/02/02/1854/
But based on what was claimed before, that it was most important the closer to the amp you get, then would it not with that reasoning be more efficient to put it as close to the amp as possible with http://www.furutech.com/2015/11/18/12057/ ?
If you have it hard-wired you'd need to put it in the distributor, where it will benefit only one component but even then it will be unmistakable.
Please tell me how something can be unmistakable when applied to a component that is already completely transparent and impossible to detect?
With all due respect, that component does not exist.
Understand your scepticism as they are very rare, but with proper Before/After testing a few models have been found over the years. And if you think your ears are better than the Sound Technological Society's (LTS) blindlistening team, I'm sure they'd let you participate if you fly to Stockholm for one of their sessions. I'm not buying gear which they have managed to detect (unless the detection lies in a range I won't use it for).
With all due respect, that component does not exist.
And if you think your ears are better than the Sound Technological Society's (LTS) blindlistening team, I'm sure they'd let you participate if you fly to Stockholm for one of their sessions.
It's this one for schuko: http://www.furutech.com/2016/05/19/13025/
Oh, love to hear more about this test! Do you mind explaining what it was?To Amir....Circular buLLsH!t bro'.
I have been blinded and won. Then I was blinded with the rig set up via a remote control controlled behind me with between 20-30 witnesses in the room to debunk what spew you have to promote. If the test was lightning fast, then that would be even easier for a 2 year old to detect given the level of components I am currently at, let alone the level of components I was at during the test.
This was the challenge Tom:You made the challenge. I asked for the parameters. You have still not provided the parameters of the test that would end your BS.
I am ready to put up. The parameters are in the quoted image above. Right now I am hearing refusal as I have heard before. Steve, etc. won't even run the test on their own without me present.Only tests prior too.
This is unacceptable. Put up or shut up.
Tom
Oh, love to hear more about this test! Do you mind explaining what it was?
This was the challenge Tom:
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What part of that involves me coming to your home on the other side of the country, testing you with different set of cables?
And I have already given you the test parameters in the exercise I outlined to you. It would involve a single blind test where I would switch the cables without you seeing which is which and we repeat this a dozen times and see where the chips fall. I have asked you to run the same test and report back. You don't need me there to do it. You refuse to do that yet keep asking me to come to your place?
I am ready to put up. The parameters are in the quoted image above. Right now I am hearing refusal as I have heard before. Steve, etc. won't even run the test on their own without me present.
Oh my. Do I sense an attitude?
Are you claiming you have absolute, irrefutable knowledge that no one else on the planet has?![]()
Yup, the best you know is the best you've heard. If I had a nickle every time someone realized an improvement they didn't think was possible or got rid of noise they didn't think existed I'd be rich.![]()
It is a guaranteed outcome. As I explained at the outset, when you change things, you listen far more tentative and now hear things you did not before. Ergo, the change made a difference whether it did or not. And surprisingly, whether you expected it or not. You can even be dead set against the change making an improvement but the outcome will be exactly that.Yup, the best you know is the best you've heard. If I had a nickle every time someone realized an improvement they didn't think was possible or got rid of noise they didn't think existed I'd be rich.![]()
It is a guaranteed outcome. As I explained at the outset, when you change things, you listen far more tentative and now hear things you did not before. Ergo, the change made a difference whether it did or not. And surprisingly, whether you expected it or not. You can even be dead set against the change making an improvement but the outcome will be exactly that.
There is a reason every tweak out there, no matter how implausible, how impossible, how unlikely, has advocates that swear by them. And go as far as killing their fellow audiophile if they don't believe.
The problem is that when we take the knowledge of whether a change is or is not made away, those improvements disappear like a "fart in the wind."These massive differences that even one's wife can hear while walking the dog outside
, now become impossible to hear even in one's own system, and one's own music.
As you, I would be rich if I could get a dollar for every time I heard an improvement yet discovered I had not yet made the change I was investigating! And happen the same as testing others.
It is a side of science we are not familiar with but it is so responsible for our improper evaluation. When the science says something is impossible, and you can't hear the change reliably when you only use your ears, the only logical conclusion is that the device is not effective. Searching for other rules of universe yet to be discovered as the explanation that it actually did, is so illogical. But expected given lack of knowledge of our our perception works.
Thanks. Would have called that power outlet. Don't use one, have the power distributer hardwired from the fusebox.
Would be this one for here, I guess:
http://www.furutech.com/2013/02/02/1854/
But based on what was claimed before, that it was most important the closer to the amp you get, then would it not with that reasoning be more efficient to put it as close to the amp as possible with http://www.furutech.com/2015/11/18/12057/ ?
Why? I loathe to bring up much science here but I will make an exceptionBtw and what does revealed noise benefit most? Bass,Bass and more Bass...just to keep on topic.
I learn new things all the time. There are a ton of experts I follow in the field and a day does not go by that I do not pick up something new, read a new paper, research, etc. What I am not going to do is listen to anecdotal reports on forum that goes against the most basics of how to conduct such tests properly. And further, goes against the accepted science and engineering in every fora you look at from ASA to IEEE and AES. You all may be the brighter bulb than everyone who does this work/research professionally. But I put my money on them and my own experience/knowledge of testing countless audiophiles and myself front and center if you don't mind.Maybe you could learn something new...eh. If one is limited by ones knowledge,then that is one that will not grow and experience is the seed of knowledge and wisdom.
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