You know you've had too much ASR when...

[Helicopter]

... when you change your vinyl record purchase habits to seeking records you think will work for demo rips in the threads on cartridge measurements.

 

[BDWoody]

... when you change your vinyl record purchase habits to seeking records you think will work for demo rips in the threads on cartridge measurements.

Guilty...

 

[mhardy6647]

... when you change your vinyl record purchase habits to seeking records you think will work for demo rips in the threads on cartridge measurements.

Wait, is there something wrong with that?
Umm... I mean... would there be something wrong with that?
Hypothetically speaking, of course...

 

[pavuol]

Wait, is there something wrong with that?
Umm... I mean... would there be something wrong with that?
Hypothetically speaking, of course...

Perverted enough to read ASR & at the same time purchase just any vinyls..

 

[BDWoody]

Wait, is there something wrong with that?
Umm... I mean... would there be something wrong with that?
Hypothetically speaking, of course...

I was a bit surprised when I went to find what it would take to get 'Cousin Dupree' in Vinyl LP version (from Two Against Nature). I hope the copy I've got coming was properly represented...I guess we'll find out.

Yeah, I've got a few that I'm trying to get myself organized enough to offer up for review.

 

[tuga]

You know you've had too much ASR when..."

...all electronic equipment sounds the same even if it doesn't?

 

[sweetchaos]

When you have dreams like this...

By @pavuol from post.

 

[pavuol]

"You know you've had too much ASR when..."

..the preference reference interference damn it, what I wanted to say?

 

[Zedly]

you see a stock market report, and the first thing that enters your mind is, "really bad off-axis response."

 

[Helicopter]

you see a stock market report, and the first thing that enters your mind is, "really bad off-axis response."

The Shopify looks fairly transparent.

 

[Jim Matthews]

you see a stock market report, and the first thing that enters your mind is, "really bad off-axis response."

That's not management dumping stock, it's the "House Curve".

 

[TheBatsEar]

... you like your sparkling water like your DACs: fully transparent.

 

[Angsty]

... when you can’t enjoy your friend’s new Blue Note 180g release on vinyl because the SINAD of a phono system can’t possibly be above 80 dB.

 

[Angsty]

... when you find yourself endlessly flipping between DAC multi-tone charts trying to determine if the “grass” is greener on the other graph.

 

[Vict0r]

When you're considering the name "Klippel" for your unborn child.

 

[simbloke]

you see a stock market report, and the first thing that enters your mind is, "really bad off-axis response."

For a good few seconds I thought you had re-labelled some results there!

 

[Boris Badinov]

I knew I was reading ASR too much when this conversation took place at my house:

the other nite I brought in my 6xx box and the GF watched as I opened it and I got my first introduction to WAF

GF: what's that?

me: it's my new headphones!

GF: they look like your other headphones

me: well, sorta

GF: why do you have so many headphones? you can only wear 1 at a time

me: ummm....different headphones for different music

GF: ri-i-i-i-i-i-ght (walks away)

 

[flyzipper]

The above story, as told by the 6xx...

6xx: what's that?​

​

me: it's my new GF!​

​

6xx: they look like your other GF​

​

me: well, sorta​

etc...

 

[Beershaun]

Your AVR turns off mysteriously listening at "reasonable" volume levels (dbfs not A-weighted) and you can't turn it back on. So you hope for a moment that you've "blown a cap" and you will be forced to upgrade to something with a 115db SINAD and 400wpc.

 

[Angsty]

…when you come to associate the word “pedant” to audio discussions.

https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?search/26086432/&q=Pedant&o=relevance