ID'd 4 correctly, using computer speakers and I have very bad tinnitus.
Head phones would have helped, even better would have been some really high quality music to ID. Of the samples; I like the Eagles, Dixie Chicks are OK, never heard of the others.
It told me I got 0 correct but it didn't give me a chance to choose. I was going to go with B on all 5. Calling the choices "high quality music" is debatable. :lol:
You had to wait for the music to start playing and choose the one you wanted while it was playing. So I listened to both all the way then clicked on the one I picked and then clicked the big button at the bottom.
cameranut wrote:
It told me I got 0 correct but it didn't give me a chance to choose. I was going to go with B on all 5. Calling the choices "high quality music" is debatable. :lol:
By the time you can afford a really great sound system, your hearing doesn't support it. The same thing happens with binoculars -- the eye pupil gets narrow meaning that you don't get all the advantage of those "night vision" binocs. Oh well,
after 76 yrs on earth and 34 yrs I the shop, no, but I still enjoy what I do hear.
Unfortunately 5 tests are insufficient for statistical significance. And the choice of music is insufficiently diverse.
No classical or great voices, no high quality instrumentals with delicate tones or subtle backgrounds.
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