Pocket-full-of-gold
Platinum Member
.........I measure the frequency with an Oscilloscope to prove my point about homonics and substained tonality.
In a day to day practical sense doesn't the fact that you need sensitive equipment to prove the point speak volumes?
In a common listening situation we don't have ready access to oscilloscopes or other scientific listening equipment. The average punter has to rely on their ears. And given that, could the average man even notice an audible difference?
I don't doubt the findings you put forward at all. It's more a matter of their practical application in a musical sense. I'm not sold that you need to carry around all that extra weight for what seems like such a minute benefit that gets totally lost on all but the most sensitive equipment anyway.
What do you reckon?