 Some blind listening results
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Best Sounding Speakers According to Scientific TestsI haven't read through the whole thread, and Axiom isn't represented, but it's still nice to see these kinds of tests being done.
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Re: Some blind listening results
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I have a question...even though these are considered blind listening tests, wouldn't a trained ear at least recognize the *type* of speaker they are listening to...whether it be a planar magnetic, electrostatic, or a horn speaker? Wouldn't someone form a biased opinion just on that basis alone? I can see it already...a blind listener thinking to him/herself, "Oh, that's gotta be a Klipsch...don't like that kind of speaker." Next speaker..."Ahhh, now that Maggie sounds sweet!"
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Darnit!! Beat me to it. 
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