The DACs are measured after the analogue circuitry.More dependent on what the analogue circuitry does afterwards...
The DACs are measured after the analogue circuitry.More dependent on what the analogue circuitry does afterwards...
I know, but under ideal conditions some people can notice 0.2 dB changes. So the possibility has to be eliminated.It's hard enough for most people to notice 1dB, let alone 0.1dB.
I didn't say it was - I said "most people".I know, but under ideal conditions some people can notice 0.2 dB changes. So the possibility has to be eliminated.
1db isn't that hard btw.
Then there's something unmeasurable that makes some of them sound different. I'll take that Pepsi challenge with two DACs of my choice.The DACs are measured after the analogue circuitry.
- you arent going to actually hear differences between DACs - you'll maybe hear differences due to slightly different volume levels, the way you're focusing on the music, etc etc. That's not actually differences with the sound coming out of the DACs though.
I've just explained to you why you cannot reliably tell differences with subjective listening. You think you are hearing differences but they can be down to volume differences, focusing on different aspects of the sound each time, our poor memory of what we've heard, and placebo and expectation bias.I genuinely believe you're wrong!
Just because YOU can't hear any difference, doesn't mean that other people can't.
There isn't. It's most likely volume mismatch and expecting bias and the way we listen differently each time focusing in different areas of the music. Also your head being in a slightly different position relative to the speakers can also affect what you hear.Then there's something unmeasurable that makes some of them sound different. I'll take that Pepsi challenge with two DACs of my choice.
Attacking the messenger and ignoring the points made. Not a good look.I know the consumer must be safeguarded from market elements. Businesses are like living entities, they need to feed in order to sustain and prosper and the main facet of the beast is the power of marketing.
YouTube has become the mantle for the next Messiah, especially those with wonky hair but if you look closer, it's just a different type of brand.
It's not a voice from the heavens, it's another business hiding behind the mask.
Nativity isn't unique, we had this inkling but now the Messiah has reassured and weaponised me with his words.
There is value from twisted tongues, the truth can come in all forms, what is important is your capacity to remain objective.
When does it ever happen that the store assistant checks volumes even with a dB meter? (which is t that accurate btw)Sounds a bit straw-manny to me.
In the scenario every conceivable care was taken to ensure that both presentations were matched by the meticulous and independent store assistant / boffin in a white coat, but you still preferred the component that measured less well. Then what?
Veering towards the personal. Let's not go there, please.Attacking the messenger and ignoring the points made. Not a good look.
I was merely pointing out that he was attacking the person making the points rather than the points he made.Veering towards the personal. Let's not go there, please.