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In Reply to: "Not everything that can be measured matters & not everything that matters can be measured." posted by AJinFLA on January 24, 2007 at 15:51:28:
OK Polly,Seeing as how you want to bring up comments I've made in the past and still believe FYI. Please show how that comment I made previously in any way disagrees with my comment about these tweaks? Let's see if you can respond intelligently to that simple question. I highly doubt it though.
Perhaps you missed in another post where I stated... I try to keep an open mind on things and morricab's explination on how the Acoustic Resonaters might work seems to make sense to me. Some things however are just too far fetched for me to believe outright and I'd have to be shown that they work. That would require my seeing them installed and then my actually hearing a significant improvement. Otherwise you can keep that tweak.
So Polly yes, I'm postive that in the end when scientists discover what to measure when the human ear/brain combo and NOT a machine is used to determine what is and isn't realistic sounding, when that day arrives, science will verify that those who use their ears as the final arbitrator have the more "accurate" audio components/tweaks. You of course are free to believe as you will. These are MY beliefs, I don't require or ask that anyone else agree with them. I'm postive scientists will one day prove me correct!
Thetubeguy1954
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