@tvrgeek
Well, since you couldn’t resist, here we go again.
Not knowing exactly what something is does not mean it is irrelevant. You continue to dismiss extraneous signal which is being measured (and heard by some of us). This is not an extraordinary claim.
I get that you believe your knowledge to be superior in this area. Here’s my observation.
You know enough to be dangerous. You proselytize as if your knowledge is complete, though clearly, it is not. Nobody’s is.
In the process, you have indirectly or directly accused every single manufacturer of devices aimed at improving digital playback as being a charlatan - selling snake oil. All of them are dishonest? There are a lot of them. While I’m sure there are some, I do not accept that all of them are dishonest. Your overconfidence in this regard is quite stunning. Perhaps you should reach out to one of these dishonest companies to ask them what they’re doing and why?
You have also indirectly or directly accused those of us as having decided to purchase such items as being gullible chumps.
If you worked for me at my company, I’m guessing I would have let you go, even if you were a particularly gifted engineer. You are not aware of your own limitations and seemingly lack intellectual curiosity. People who believe they know everything tend to make poor employees - because they’re poor learners. And, they tend to be caustic to high performing teams.
That’s my read on things. You’ll undoubtably disagree with all of it. It matters not as there’s nothing constructive in continuing this thread.
