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"Do all amplifiers sound the same", the infamous amp comparison? I'd love to read it, and maybe some other folks on the board. Anyone want to share?
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![]() One detail I seem to recall from 20 years ago is that a cheapo pioneer receiver had the same short circuit current as a Mark Levinson Amp Something like 12.5 amps.
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Thanks guys - yes, I think I have been in a library once, to use the bathroom.
I assumed that very few libraries would have an old obscure mag, but I will of course check. I had seen the link to the guy selling photocopies, I had just figured it was likely someone here had a copy. If not, I'll spring for the $6.
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Whoops! I just looked at the web address, and thought I had already seen it.
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Thanks very much Andy_c! Great reading.
Now I remember the the test, because of the Magnapans. There are a few technical questions that are not answered for me, but still a great test. I'll reserve comment for the amp thread.
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I read this article, and have a question for those who are less statistics-challenged than I am.
In one comparison, it appears that the percentage of correct answers was 25 or so. That means that 75% of the answers were wrong. Does that in itself not mean anything? If a chance answer would be right 50% of the time, and I have it wrong 75% of the time, isn't that some kind of pointer? Don't know, maybe this is all non-sense, and if so I shut up. Jan Didden
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No, that is significant. It would be worth digging around a bit to nail down why that happened.
edit: This result happened for the smallest sample set. I'd guess that it's noise, but I would have wanted more trials for that particular comparison.
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