On Fri, 07 Apr 2006 09:01:18 +0100, Glenn Richards
wrote:

Don Pearce wrote:

You do not hear the improvement you state as being a fact. You gain
the impression of an improvement for a variety of reasons. The word
"hear" attaches this phenomenon to a single sense - unfortunately it
is the wrong one. There is no "heard" difference. The difference
comes from a whole set of other senses that seem to be rather more
refined in you then the rest of us.

I'm more inclined to believe my ears, that I've lived with for the past
28 years, than someone on Usenet who I've never met telling me "you're
not hearing what you think you're hearing".

When I change the cables, the music sounds different (sometimes better,
sometimes not). Is that better for you?

No, it doesn't - you just *think* that it does. And of course you're
terrified of actually putting it to a blind test.

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Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering