Hang on guys. REALITY CHECK!!!!! We are discussing a small USB clean up device, not somebody's end of life care. I repeat, try the thing, if it floats your boat (sounds better to you) keep it. If not sell it or return it. Don't continue this prolonged pointless argument with longer and longer quotes from really clever people (Einstein) and try to give your various arguments weight. In all cases with audio gear, I take measurements with a pinch of salt, and listen to the thing instead. You know, your might find your ears may well tell you more than some scope or graph will, believe it or not.......
Hello astrostar,
While I don’t disagree with your thoughts, I’d posit we’re discussing many things in this thread, and the elimination of bias is one of the things of centrality to the premise of whether or not USB packet noise affects the signal in audible ways. Without the elimination of bias, measurements - or indeed, lack of them - simply become instruments of selective exposure, as has been the case here. If we’re to move beyond it, given the research around it is currently in a nascent state, it seems reasonable to ask for bias to be eliminated, even in cases in which the subject either will not or cannot acknowledge that bias.
Of course, whether or not you agree or disagree with my thoughts will be of no consequence to the efficacy of the REGEN, whatever that might be, but for those of us who remain curious as to both its theoretical and real-world performance, this utility value of this thread as a work-in-progress will probably be evaluated best by the level of contributions of those who can put their bias aside.
Be well,
853guy
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