Now you have to tell us which manufacturer
Quoting myself as a second reminder to keep this conversation respectful and professional. No personal insults will be permitted.We might be thinking it. But thinking to oneself and posting it are two entirely different things. If you make another post like the previous post expect to be banned and posting privileges revoked.
Keep these posts clean and professional or don’t post. We have let this thread go unmoderated for the most part but we have limits. Please don’t push us into a corner.
I’m not so sure about that…. You’re probably correct for this community,
I don't think that's true at all.
Confirm this point of view. If one of the first dozen hits on G-search is from ASR or EAC this impacts a lot (beneficially).
It was this review of the Onkyo TX-SR608 that tipped me over the edge. My experience with receivers at that point was mixed to say the least, and I thought this one was the worst I had heard. I tried hard to be impartial, and find positive things to say about it. I actually managed to dig up an old Sony receiver for comparison that was even worse, so I could put some positive spin on it. I still got raked over the coals, like the importer thought it was my duty to provide him with another promotional channel. My view was that at that point I had generated some trust within the community that I would tell them what they wanted to hear, rather than what the advertisers wanted to hear. Otherwise what's the point of reviews. I hope I came across as saying that it was compromised, without being too rude.Now you have to tell us which manufacturer
Thanks for the revealing, courageous.
No need to donate anymore. An attorney member kindly helped Erin to get through this and he has post an updated review, showing that issues that Eric Alexander of Tekton had brought up were immaterial. He also showed threatening emails he had received from Eric telling him to delete his review or else.
