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Are Our Preferences Different in Audio?
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Mivera
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It's so not Mike... It's another hopelessly contrived post that displays a generic inference in order to seduce the simple male...
Thanks though for making my pointis the rescue team at the house yet?
Sorry for derailing thread, let's get it back on track.
Amir your point is unclear and seems to be a straw man argument..
Once again you are judging her based on pose. She's still good looking even when she's not posing.
It's so not Mike... It's another hopelessly contrived post that displays a generic inference in order to seduce the simple male...
Thanks though for making my point
Sorry for derailing thread, let's get it back on track.
Amir your point is unclear and seems to be a straw man argument..
Is there an Off Topic section around here, where we degenerates can start a "hot babe" thread?
Mivera
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I deleted the off topic posts
Oh ok... 911 save those girls..
Don't worry amir can move all this, it was fun.
As reactions to being told individual preference is a myth go I think this is a testimony to our great spirit. Try posting such anti audiophile sentiments on other forums and see what happens.
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Mivera
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Typical dishonest behaviour of a hifi salesmanWhat do you mean? I don't see any posts. You guys behave!
Mike you have changed man what happened to honest Mike, putting out a bolo for that guy..
Mivera
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Just trying to fit inTypical dishonest behaviour of a hifi salesman
Don Hills
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Zu make a speaker that'll suit you to a T...
Harman make their 'how to listen ' software available for all, it is really tough, I will post a link.
Keith.
Keith.
Do they do a ' how to eat' as well. Chew 40 times else your not doing it right.
Thanks Alan, after struggling for a couple of hours I realised I did not have golden ears!
I must persevere with it just trying to find the time.
Keith.
I must persevere with it just trying to find the time.
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Another sobering experience: http://www.goldenears.philips.com/en/introduction.html
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So the pursuit of high-fidelity instead of "high-end" was the right thing all along? A shocker.
Tim
Tim
High Fidelity or High End, would make a good starting point for a 'tree' diagram designed to aid anyone with future audio equipment purchases.
Keith.
Keith.
Fascinating Amir, thanks. It might be in one of the links you provided (apologies before asking) but the most interesting finding from the graph besides the unanimous correlation irrespective of training is the P and I speaker data sets. I would love to know what mfr. and model speaker they were to see if the designs are similar or not.
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