Just thought I'd mention that a few years ago Bech and Zacharov was a good text for getting into psychoacoustic testing, and Roederer was a good intro to psychoacoustics in general.
I had a few students do ABX projects in an IEC-spec listening room on fancy speaker cable vs long lengths of bell wire, sometimes left on the reel! They used reasonably-sized (and sometimes audiologically-screened) test panels, and messed around with all sorts of fancy stats, ANOVA etc etc. No-one ever showed a repeatable difference (let alone preference) once the extraneous variables were controlled. But you knew all that - this is one of those 'science has shown us the
obvious' stories. Luckily it was student work, and no-one had defrauded the EPSRC over it.