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In blind test, audiophiles unable to tell difference between sound signal run through an expensive cable and a banana
"Maybe there are high-end bananas." The post In Blind Test, Audiophiles Unable to Tell Difference Between Sound Signal Run ...
A human ear that is reasonably young and has not suffered too much blasting from high sound levels can detect audio frequencies ranging from about 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Thus this is the range most often ...
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Audiophiles Fail to Hear Difference in Signal Passed Through Copper Cable, Banana, and Tray of Mud
The latest salvo in this endless war comes from the forums of audio enthusiast site diyAudio (via Tom’s Hardware ), where a forum member by the name of Pano devised a blind test to look at how much ...
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Audiophiles took a blind test and could not hear the difference between expensive cables and a literal banana
You’re standing in an audio showroom, admiring what appears to be a pair of rather elegant speakers. Nothing too outlandish — just two sophisticated towers that would look perfectly at home in your ...
Testing FM receivers is not that much different than testing other pieces of audio equipment. Appropriate tests include the big six: level, frequency response, THD+N, phase, interchannel crosstalk, ...
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