To be truly effective, you should introduce a double blind aspect - like a
control group that uses a placebo medication mixed in with another group using
a true medication. This reveals the human psychology and tricks the mind
plays into the equation.
In other words, someone else should have the different combs and
occasionally tell you that it is a different material when, in fact, it is the same one
you just tried to see if this could contribute to the fact that you hear a
difference.
In a message dated 9/22/2008 12:25:48 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
During my comparison of around two dozen otherwise identical combs with specific differences in material and finish, using identical covers and the same two sets of reed plates, my notes showed consistent differences in sound. I have no doubt that these differences actually exist, and even though they are relatively small and may not be noticeable to the listener, I notice them.
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