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In Reply to: Re: Did you hire a lawyer to write your post? posted by Phil Tower on January 16, 2004 at 11:17:03:
"I suppose we should let the folks know you and I are internet "friends" (at least I think we are) and that this is just good, clean banter (at least, I assume it is)."RG:
You owe me $1 for that complement in the subject box.
Of course I would not give you such a hard time ...
if I thought you could not defend yourself.
No audiophile should care whether other audiophiles use subjective auditions or coin flips or DBT's to choose their audio components. In fact a subjective A-B comparison at home could be more useful than a DBT done at some other location with unfamiliar equipment (and room).The problems start when audiophiles tell others to spend their money on a component selected subjectively ... without mentioning the possibility that the superiority of the recommended component is completely imagined.
The most amazing fact about audio for me is how often people can not hear differences among components when component identities are hidden and volumes are matched.
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Follow Ups
- You've reached a level of maturity most subjective audiophiles should strive for - Richard BassNut Greene 13:31:27 01/17/04 (1)
- Re: You've reached a level of maturity most subjective audiophiles should strive for - Phil Tower 08:26:03 01/18/04 (0)
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