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Fixed, thanks.

This is the exact reason we, the consumers, need more objective testing of audio products and reviewers need to be free from direct and indirect influences from the manufacturers. There are generations of audiophiles who look up to the traditional sycophantic reviewers and see the words of...

I would be willing to help in some way if at all helpful. Unfortunately my legal education will not be very helpful in the US, but I will be following this and offering some kind of assistance if applicable. I think this is quite important in the broad context of fair reviews. Strong-arming is...

Perhaps he is not well. Not that it matters to the people he attacks, but I think he might have crossed the line a bit with this Facebook post. It seems a bit symptomatic.

Unsolicited review is my new favorite dystopian concept.

During the last ten pages you people have managed to absolutely go, without the slightest hint of remorse, in the perfect opposite direction of what the title of this thread explicitly states as its purpose. The last couple of minutes I have, against my will, undergone heinous ocular torment...

I've had a couple of Vincent amps (Well, one Vincent, one Sheng-ya). I wouldn't worry about reliability. They were somewhat popular in Northern-Europe and there are many units floating around. I'd recommend them if there weren't better and cheaper options available today.

Very interesting. Costs much less than what I would have expected. Looking forward to an endless recursion of measuring measurement devices.

We all know he is getting rich from growing tomatoes and herbs. Even if he was getting rich from this forum, I think the pay-walling of for sale forums is a good idea in general, albeit for a small fee. There are spammers, scammers, trolls and bots on all forums, this seems like the surest way...

This is most certainly a djöfulsins bras.

A couple of hundred miles away from the eruptions, so at least that's positive.

Still have my D30Pro...

Thank you for this. I will not be taking down my Feynman posters yet!

The product are not doing well, but the outcome is good nevertheless; people can avoid buying something that under performs.

That's it. To hell with science. My old Sequel 2s were great and I am going to die on that hill.

Throw in extra 20 bucks and you can get a pair of decent headphones included *ducks and hides*

To be fair, those postal trackers are not always on point. I have a package out for delivery that everyone (except the postal worker physically holding the package) swears it's in Frankfurt (2000km away).

Did I mention neurotic and cheap :). But yes, you can obviously install software that delivers bit-perfect.

The Shield is in fact a very good device for most things. However, for those of us that are neurotic and want the audio sent to the DAC without any processing, it does up/downsample. I do not hear any difference (don't tell the audiophile priests, they will take away my certificate), but it bugs...

Ah... yes. The old "since this industrially manufactured consumer products does not do well in objective tests, we need to change the tests." My suggestion is that we ditch the Harman curve for the new Susvara curve, that way, those pesky 20 dollar in-ears will deviate as far as they deserve...