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In Reply to: "Identical unamplified acoustic instruments" are much like unicorns posted by Analog Scott on December 12, 2021 at 10:07:05:
That is m. point.
Am.lifying m.ght increase "unicornization factor" by an order of m.gnitude.
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- Sure, but they might be LESS like unicorns than amplified instruments might be.e. - peppy m. 12/12/2110:22:07 12/12/21 (6)
- On the contrary - Analog Scott 10:40:07 12/12/21 (5)
- You dare to disagree with the late J. Gordon Holt as well as... - peppy m. 13:58:51 12/12/21 (4)
- There are no authorities in the real world. Only experts - Analog Scott 14:15:55 12/12/21 (3)
- Appeal to Authority - geoffkait 14:31:31 12/12/21 (0)
- Oh! and one other thing I forgot to point out - Analog Scott 14:31:01 12/12/21 (0)
- "Double blind testing is honesty controls" - LOL, that's gold, Jerry, gold!! Nt - geoffkait 14:23:23 12/12/21 (0)
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