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一流オーディオマニア格付けチェック2023
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I have prepared some easy questions for top-class people. If you get it wrong, you will be classified as average or second-class. I will explain what it means to be second-class if you don't have golden ears, and what it means to be truly first-class. • There are 12 questions in total, with two choices, A and B. • (Example answers) • Check 1 AABABA • Check 2 ABABBA • *Table of contents* • 00:00 Introduction • 01:04 Check 1 Sound of amplifier • 03:44 Check 2 Sound of capacitor • 06:05 Evaluation criteria • *Correct answers* • Check 1: AABBAB • Check 2: AABABB • As it is difficult to judge A or B, this time the following inversion patterns will also be considered as passing. • Check 1: BBAABA (inversion of check 1) • Check 2: BBABAA (inversion of check 2) • Note • The deadline for answer submissions was 20:00 on January 15, 2022. Any correct answers after this point will be invalid. • ★★★★★★ Results ★★★★★★★ • *Results Summary* • 117 valid responses • 33 first-class passers • 22 of the 33 people heard the 33,000 yen as a McIntosh, • 18 of the 33 people heard the degraded C as a Mundorf. • *Successful candidates* • Introducing top-notch candidates (titles omitted) • Golden Ears (10 or more correct answers, Check 2 reversal OK) • Tetsuo Kanhachi Golden ear 2023-01 • Alclay Golden ear 2023-02 • Haba Yasuhiro Golden ear 2023-03 • Jack Wild Golden ear 2023-004 • Absol Golden ear 2023-005 • Hakuhaku Hakuhaku Golden ear 2023-006 • Jazuneko Golden ear 2023-007 • The above people have ears that can distinguish subtle differences in sound, and also have brains that can make the right choice by reasoning even when hearing a sound source for the first time. The top two people answered 11 questions correctly. • Since they challenged difficult questions and passed with flying colors, we will give them a certification number. • In addition, since the difference in the sound of the capacitor (check 2) is originally considered difficult to judge as AB, the AB reversal pattern is also OK. • Reference: Probability of getting it right by chance • 11 questions 0.4% 10 questions 2% 9 questions 8% (assuming all are AB multiple choice questions, numbers from chi-square test) • 12 questions 0.5% 10 questions 9% 8 questions 45% (assuming 3 AB rearrangement questions, numbers given by viewers) • There are two ways to look at it, please judge for yourself. • Successful candidates (10 correct answers, check 1, check 2 reversal OK) • The following people may have excellent ears that can distinguish subtle differences in sound. • as a • Takashi Miyahara • Sha Lux • Iori Izumi • 2 Moebius • Tanaka • M. Kobayashi • Hiroshi kon • shift • maitech TV • Masashi Tamura • Successful candidates (9 correct answers, check 1, check 2 inversion OK) • First of Spring • Shiba Taiko • Hyuruya • Mikio Murayama • n tmh • nori Ue • Kanyi • Fluorite • Ponkotsu Nii Nii • tatal_HB☆★ • Trauma Channel • Kokage Hinata • Hiro • captainzoothorn • Thank you for all the reports. • (The results are compiled using software. Please let us know if there are any omissions, errors, or omissions.) • *Audiophile Rating Standards (Unique)* • Golden Ears • Can distinguish subtle differences in sound that ordinary people cannot hear blindly. • Can guess sounds that they have never heard before by using reasoning. • First-class • Able to distinguish differences in sound to some extent without hearing. • Even if unable to distinguish, able to understand that the ears are influenced by price and appearance and able to make appropriate judgments and advice. • Average • When you know the price and see the actual product, it sounds different, but unable to distinguish with a blind ear. • From these results, it is understandable that the ears are influenced by price and appearance. • Second-class • The more expensive and better looking something is, the better it sounds. • If you cannot distinguish, you will assume that there is a problem with the way the test is being done. • #ratingcheck #audiophile
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