Perhaps, refresh your memory:
hear·say noun
information received from other people that one cannot adequately substantiate.
LAW the report of another person's words by a witness
I was supporting my point that some artists value vinyl for many of the same reasons consumer vinyl enthusiasts value it, and hence their positive comments about vinyl are not *only* driven *just* because they may get more money from a vinyl sale.
As this was doubted, I provided articles quoting artists supporting my point.
But, in an effort to dismiss this, you keep using the term 'hearsay.'
What, precisely, is your point with this dismissing the relevance of those quotes to my argument as "hearsay"?
Do you mean that what artists quoted on a subject in an article can not be admitted as evidence for their view on a subject?
Try explaining:
1. What you demand as suitable "verification" of their views on vinyl? Do you need to talk to them directly? Put a private eye on their tail? Put family members on the stand? What, exactly, would move this from inadmissible to admissible evidence?
2. What
good reasons have you to
doubt that the artists feel the way about vinyl that those quotes express?
Matt, we get it. You like Edison era sound tech vinyl from digital masters. Some hipster "artists" like Jah'Mila and other
low fi music types have said so along with admitting LP are what $ell to said hipsters and their Crossleys. I fully understand why you will evade at all costs answering why they don't release their digital media as "richer" vinyl rips...of digital masters.
Glad you've found these crutches to support your preference if it helps.
I answered. You ignore it, as you have done with virtually all my points.
I understand Gish. Exhibit A for a failed avalanche attempt
Gish Nice try.
Yeah, that's what I said: You can keep throwing out the term: what you manifestly can not do is justify your use of the term. It's more about insults, than trying to understand someone's view.
And I understand why you need "support" for your Edison era 2ch sound preferences in 2023. It's ok,
this type Fi isn't for 19th century stereophile low-fi, my-fi types. Never was or will be. It's ok, preferences vary.
Yes, your posts indicate you are not here for honest conversation on this subject, but rather to get squirts of dopamine from endless snide jibes and derision. Though it can occasionally be interesting to see how far someone will take their act.
