He claims differences in electronics can't be heard if they are level-matched and played within their specs. Yet he also claims humans can discriminate a level change as miniscule as 0.2dB as a "subtle difference in quality". But one can never level-match gear to within 0.2dB across the entire frequency range. And the frequency response of a lot of electronics has greater than a 0.2dB variance. Ergo, differences in electronics can be heard which is counter to his original claim.
Have I misinterpreted something?
