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Saurav and Aslam: I prefer to listen to music at night(when I'm just a bit drowsy), with the lights off. When I'm wide awake and the room is bright, I easily lapse into the "listening to the equipment, instead of the music" mode. Larry

Saurav: I would like to add a word or two about the link you provided. To my knowledge, this "test" was never published in a peer-reviewed journal, and it involved one subject (or was it two?). Could you imagine a pharmaceutical company submitting to the FDA the results of a clinical trial...

Actually, I think 9 inches is defintely something to brag about. :D Larry

Jeff: I agree with you 100%, and I suspect Saurav will too, when he sees your post. Larry

Tim: In fairness to the DBTers, I don't think it is true that they advocate DBT only to prove that something more expensive sounds better. Larry

Chung: My intention was not to antagonize. Really. If I erred in using "sound similar" and "sound pretty much the same" interchangeably, I apologize. I too am wary about (most) reviewers, in that I feel they are loathe to speak badly about a piece of gear. On the other hand, I do feel that...

Chung: If we infer from the few DBT tests that all amplifiers sound pretty much the same, then we are forced to conclude that all the reviews describing the sonic characteristics of a particular amp are in essence, illusory. What do you think underlies these "auditory hallucinations?" Is it...

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Aslam: In my opinion, no. Larry