Potential Flaws
The ABX test is able to assert if A is identifiably different from B, however it must be performed correctly in order to produce a meaningful result. For example, all test results must be counted in order for the result to be valid. This include previous failed tests, which might not be made public, while the successful ones are, or repeated tests. All tests performed should be summed, and the p value calculated from the sum, not an individual test. Other problems might arise from the abx equipment itself, such as a tell from the equipment or poor volume matching in the case of audio tests.
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