hmm interesting, if guesses were completely random would expect more like %50 mistakes. does this mean that mud actually transmits audio better than copper (assuming everyone marked the best sound they thought was as copper).
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Oehlbach knows.
I consider myself an audiophile-light. I've never been one to nit pick over minor things, but I can just tell the slightest difference between some brands.
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