+stampingdragon Please take your long winded debate, somewhere else.

I will ban you from this channel if you continue to fill this thread up with STUFF. You're obviously a fighter for this cause, but I'm not here for you to repost long spiels born in other forums.

From that blog: “to discern any qualitative sound difference the effect of the wood is not statistically significant in the signal”
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stampingdragon8:15 PM

This paper alone settles this discussion for any scientifically minded person. http://www.lam.jussieu.fr/Membres/Pate/Fichiers/ArthurPate_SMAC2013_Poster.pdf
It makes very little difference it is true but it is empirically proven that a small difference exists which is of course both magnified and diminished in differing measures along the signal chain.
On statistical significance, how long is a piece of string?