Point well Taken. In fact a couple of us were commenting on how good it is that these people are more vocal and recieve more airtime. Now we see what is lurking in the shadows. So you're right let them show their ignorance to the world.
Another good point. Do you get criticism? Whats the point. I get so now if it doesn't grab me quickly I just let it go. I get more excited when exposed to new music.
the pcabx.com website,the guy who started the pc based ABX program,Art,hes all for TRAINING people to hear the differences. I think that this is half the problem.
If it sounds different,people have to get used to it. Im going to take a look at Malcom hawksfords stuff.
Im interested in this thing,as it affects the listening experience so much. The article you posted at the start of this thread is interesting,un suprising to me,but I need proof as things that make sense,arent always right and are still unproven. But then I dont want thousands of AES papers to buy I cant win can I !
Fred T wrote: "Virgins are easier to please than whores."
There's 2 ways to look at that, Fred: 1. A newbie may be easier to excite than a jaded audiophile and hence easier to please, 2. A newbie may not know what they want, and be indifferent to the nuances of the system, whereas an experienced audiophile will know exactly what they like, and look for that, and be pleased wit hat least some of the systems. My own experience with newbies has been that they are totally indifferent to systems, and as such, are harder to please, since they don't really WANT to be pleased. -akhilesh
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