arnyk wrote: 
> 
> I never said that you were deluded. 
> 

I know, you only implied it. 

> 
> Provide reliable proof for that, please.
> 

You know that it's possible to measure the difference between two
amplifiers in terms of s/n ratio and distortion levels and type of
distortion. Maybe I can hear that?

> 
> You may be looking for something that does not really exist. If there
> were any reliable evidence to back that claim up, things would be
> different.
> 

This is speculation on my part, but I do find that I become more
comfortable with a mix after a little time, just like I adapt to the
colour of light under which I am observing something, and I still know
what's white and what's off-white.

> 
> Mixing and mastering are two vastly different things.  Not knowing that
> they are different implies not knowing what the difference is.
> 

I know this but used the wrong word. There you go.

> 
> The choices are problematical. Some self-education may be in order.
> 
> I never said that all amplifiers sound the same. This appears to be just
> one of several problematical statements from earlier posts.
> 

What does this word "problematical" mean? Tell me where you think I'm
going wrong? (Given that you don't know the full story, it's a big
assumption that you can.)

> 
> Asserting that something is correct only because one likes it and with
> no other supporting evidence can be called solipsism which is generally
> thought to be characteristic of poor logic.

I reviewed my posts and never found something where I made a statement
about anything other than my perceptions, so it's hard to see how I can
be factually incorrect. You may believe, fervently even, that no human
being can reliably and accurately perceive audio differences on the
levels we're likely talking about (but then, you don't even know the
levels I'm talking about yet because I haven't said what equipment I
have listened to), and to some extent I agree that there's obvious
psychological and other reasons why it's difficult to do this. But I am
comfortable that I have chosen a system I enjoy based on consistently
perceived qualities and don't need to "win" an argument here to be ok
with that. In an ideal world I'd jump through hoops and prove that with
whatever tests are required (I'd like to test myself actually, if
nothing else) but this is just one forum, in one corner of the internet,
so if opinions are not welcome here then that's a shame but I don't have
time to change that.


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