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In Reply to: REVIEW: Sound Professionals Glass Toslink Cable posted by Todd Krieger on October 5, 2002 at 01:04:32:
> > The cable does change in tonal character with direction. < <How have you figured this out ? Have you used two identical
cables switched in opposite directions so that you could switch between the two or have you listened, then pulled out the cable and connected it in the opposite direction, then listened again ?
I am asking because the human ear possesses a short-term memory
for subtle differences of sounds but no long-term memory for subtle differences which means that A/B test listening which is interrupted by pauses longer than a few seconds frequently doesn't lead to conclusive results. Or did you use another method of test listening
and comparing ?
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Follow Ups
- Question concerning directionality of the cable - Carl3 10/5/0215:39:16 10/5/02 (2)
- Re: Question concerning directionality of the cable - Todd Krieger 19:55:09 10/5/02 (1)
- Sample variations would sound rather different, I guess - Carl3 01:42:52 10/6/02 (0)
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