(24-Mar-2015, 00:12)IanG-UK Wrote: Hi Phil

Yes, I just hope that the response reaches a level which can be regarded as significant. I'd like 100 or more responses which, on current trends, would suggest that around 55 to 70 of those responses would have experienced white noise.

The number of potential variations within that is huge, and beyond the scope of a survey here. The only people who could do such a survey is Devialet themselves ...

But the fact that, in addition, Devialet emailed me a couple of months ago to say that they have experienced the white noise in their own labs/offices, and that one of their staff gets it at home, should be sufficient evidence for them to give this issue the priority it deserves, in my opinion.