Tour of Danny's Business

[Jim Taylor]

Is it a stereotype that is also wrongly applied to the hobbies of photography and billiards?

Yes.

 

[Chaconne]

I'd agree that the most disturbing thing of all is Danny's choice of legwear.

 

[Old_School_Brad]

I watched the videos the other day, and to be honest, I have no idea what either of them was wearing. I don’t think I even registered their clothes and don't even remember if they had on pants or shorts.
The real question is why are so many of you fixated on Danny’s legs?

 

[amirm]

I watched the videos the other day, and to be honest, I have no idea what either of them was wearing. I don’t think I even registered their clothes and don't even remember if they had on pants or shorts.

You must have very poor observational skills.

The real question is why are so many of you fixated on Danny’s legs?

Maybe we still hope that when someone knows they are going to be on "TV," they at least dress smart casual, not like they are going to the beach....

 

[JSmith]

JSmith

 

[DavidMcRoy]

You must have very poor observational skills.


Maybe we still hope that when someone knows they are going to be on "TV," they at least dress smart casual, not like they are going to the beach....

 

[MattHooper]

I have never met anyone who fits that description. I have long ago come to the conclusion that this is just a sad stereotype.

That’s been my experience and conclusion too.

I would qualify that to say that “audiophile nervosa” is a real thing. Many audiophiles have experienced going through periods of messing so much with the gear that they find it hard to just settle down and enjoy the music for its sake.

But I have never met anybody permanently in that state. I don’t remember meeting an audiophile who couldn’t enjoy music.

 

[Todd68]

That’s been my experience and conclusion too.

I would qualify that to say that “audiophile nervosa” is a real thing. Many audiophiles have experienced going through periods of messing so much with the gear that they find it hard to just settle down and enjoy the music for its sake.

But I have never met anybody permanently in that state. I don’t remember meeting an audiophile who couldn’t enjoy music.

That’s more of what I meant, though some audiophiles might rave above a pair of speakers or piece of gear only to swap it out not to long afterward. Always looking for an “improvement” or just to experience something different.

 

[Old_School_Brad]

You must have very poor observational skills.


Maybe we still hope that when someone knows they are going to be on "TV," they at least dress smart casual, not like they are going to the beach....

This much deflection and projection should come with a warning for motion sickness..

 

[jtwrace]

Kevin O'Leary AKA Mr. Wonderful, must be a fan of ASR and @amirm

 

[Penelinfi]

Kevin O'Leary AKA Mr. Wonderful, must be a fan of ASR and @amirm

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I measured impedance of some speakers, that's it. Then listened on DSP and made a passive crossover in virtuix from it. Also added an interesting tweeter cover and felt mods.
Sounds better than the original imo . Of course, that was already someone's whack random drivers in it project.
It'll be interesting to see how long the good emotions last from listening to tracks on this.