Not that I know. Kept mine.Can you still buy licenses for them? I misplaced my license, I bought them so long ago.
Not that I know. Kept mine.Can you still buy licenses for them? I misplaced my license, I bought them so long ago.
Is this what you're looking for?Can you still buy licenses for them? I misplaced my license, I bought them so long ago.
The capability to deal with personal prejudices is available to all of us. Don’t give up.I have a few. I think they were formed by bad experiences. You bought something and after a few days or weeks you no longer liked the sound, or you sold something and regretted it afterwards. So you were annoyed about something and created a prejudice so that it wouldn't happen again.
For example, I still believe that midrange speakers made of paper or fiberglass (e.g. aramid) have sound advantages over other materials.
Or this one: I distrust tweeters with massive diffusers (e.g. KEF) and can't imagine that they can sound airy.
There's hardly a cure.
That's just what I was thinking while reading the last page or so!Some of the things people are listing are not prejudices, there's valid reasons for not liking them! Doesn't a prejudice have to be irrational or illogical?
I don't like 2 way speakers, small speakers, horn loaded speakers, headphones, streaming, anything with 'tubes' in it.
Brands I am prejudice against - Rega, Naim, Mcintosh, Audionote, PS Audio.
Good thinking.*Mod notice*
So- Im not psychic but my crystal ball tells me this is going to go to places we dont want it to. So I am making a management decision and changing the title and subject matter to prejudices in audio. Hope that is OK with you @007Shorty - PM me to discuss if not.
Thanks