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You've almost certainly perceived differences, but that doesn't make them real. Human brains work in funny ways (which is why we have...

That's one way to put it.

Often they do, but controls are still required if they're human. Without basic ears-only controls, all sorts of nonsense like this is...

Exactly what sort of scientist are you? And why would you not investigate the vastly probable explanation first? Like verifying that...

That's not the word I'd pick but it's accurate.

It's the current from collector to emitter when the base is not at forward bias voltage, i.e., the transistor isn't turned on yet.

And worse yet, I design amps so I’m automatically a suspicious character.

My bad engrish :)

I think you mean the opposite.

There's some truth to this, but the counter argument is that if there were a non-random aspect (e.g., some people could identify while...

If it details his design, sure. I'd love to see how he pulled it off. I'll just stare at the ground and drool. What compels you to...

With no Re, how did he achieve thermal stability?

If there are enough participants, it is statistically unlikely that no-one scores perfectly by chance. So it's not about "tell" it's...

The data show similar distortion performance at higher gains as well.

Just pouring on feedback will not fix inherent crossover distortion from Class B. The key issue is that during that crossover, all of...