DeVerm;352540 Wrote: 
> I agree with most you write, but your example would loose the "blind"
> part of it as you can see which version has the higher sample-rate.
> Also, for abx you would need three recordings of which two are the
> same... 

Yes, you are correct, there does need to be a little bit of trust... 
You can't go looking at the file size, or bit rate.  It doesn't show on
the screen by default, and you have to promise not to go looking for
it!

FWIW, my mother was part of a double blind medical study, and really
pissed off the organizer, by reading the label that was under the
masking tape!  But if you honestly want to find the truth, you have to
resist temptation!

Of course, comparing digital audio files under an ABX type system is
relatively easy...  Comparing equipment is much tougher!  As I said at
the onset, it's not easy to run this sort of test!

Cheers,   Dave


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