How is it a troll issue nuck? They do sighted tests and blind tests with average people with cheap gear and pro's with high end gear and they find out that even in the sighted tests that current jitter in current gear is not audible. What more proof do you want?
This is the start of article. link works for me... Highlight than Right click, 'open in new window'. At least in my Mac.
As for YOU Bruz, you may want to have someone read you at least the Intro to the article. These guys do not have a profit making horse in the race. I've watched (read, actually) much of your anti-intellectual filibustering to know you ain't got it. This is a fully referenced piece and to blow it off without due consideration is ignorant.
Sorry leo but they are not interested in what is audible if they were they would have done several DBT's. Its funny how these people like leo are not interested in facts and when a DBT proves their belief wrong in their audio world they don't know what to do.
Some interesting numbers are mentioned which may be of some interest to a digital audio expert such as yourself.
BTW, where did you get your engineering degree? How much statistics have you taken? Ever designed an experiment? Have you ever done any engineering work?
DBT is not quite as easy as you make it out. I was an engineering technician in a semiconductor house(s) for 30+yrs and participated in experiments and experimental design for process improvement. Just designing an experiment to prove or IMprove something is hard enough. Throw in blind / subjective judgement and you have a real can of worms. To 'prove' something at a statistically significant level under those conditions is very difficult.
Please, take some notes, jot down your experimental suggestions and I'll take a look. Just yowling DBT doesn't cut it. The devil is in the details.
How am I a troll? This article as objective evidence that proves jitter in audio wrong. Is this how the high end reacts when they are confronted with proof?
That is your response? This paper discusses jitter in theory and then they actually test and listen! You would think that the high end would be interested in listening to their equipment?
Audiophools, measurements do not matter, now lets try and discuss jitter and how it can affect audio performance, oh wait jitter is soly based on measurements.
