Andy Evans wrote:
I see no convincing evidence that you are reporting anything but
placebo effects.

Hello Arny, hope you are well. What can I say about aural phenomena
except you have to hear them.

Given that you seem to affect sighted evaluations, which can easily be
totally fallacious, don't you feel the need to support your claims in a more
reliable way?

Of course you may or may not hear any
difference, and I quite agree that blindfold testing can eliminate
several effects we 'think' we hear.

So, then where are your blind listening test results?

I am a psychologist, and I do
have a healthy respect for the nature of testing situations and the
fallibility of results.

Apparently, you lack sufficiently healthy enough respect to take any
positive steps to deal with the situation.

There again, it was experiments in perception
and in particular hearing thresholds that kicked off experimental
psychology in the 1850s in Germany.

That all said, when are you going to actually do something about your
situation?