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Thank you so much for this post... [message #33227 is a reply to message #33179] Sun, 22 April 2001 08:46 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
NickR is currently offline  NickR
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There are times when I point my speakers at strange angles - away from me into the wall or placing the speakers close together with a toe-out of 45 degrees.

I have slowly learned that I can trust my own experience despite the huge wall of grief I get from the 'audiophile' community.

I think audio is amazingly subtle and complex and it's easy to think you've got it nailed when in reality you haven't a clue. A lot of 'audiphile' posters fall into this catagory.

Thanks for providing some validation!

 
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