Choosing a good preamp

kamiar "Experiecing the unbelievable difference and soft tissue of output"

This is a wonderful expression of language but it makes no sense at all here is something I've translated as best I can into English from a newsletter that is part of a local audio club from a  member of the club who is seeking advice on a component for a Music Reproduction System:

"I desire the high frequencies to have a sheen but not to the point of shimmer. The midrange should be fully developed and encompassing without any emphasis and certainly not bloat which I find offensive and the midrange should be neutral, but not on the white side of neutral. Soundstaging should be realistic with no emphasis placed upon any aspect of the stage although if some compromise is necessary I would prefer a slight shallowing of the stage to one that overly projections into the listening room. The overall qualities of the component should be one of a revealing and  authoritative  sound but not microscopic, powerfully and forcefully engaging without being aggressive  or intending to make a statement."


Where do people get this flowery language and who do they desire to impress?

I'd ask the opposite. Why don't people use "flowery" language? And by not doing so, who do they "desire" to impress?

I am a new member into your community (just signed up yesterday) and not a native speaker. Thanks your guidance.

Got a great first impression 

This all tube McIntosh C-2600 should be a great choice. My friend has one and it is outstanding.
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/superioraudio/equipment/0217/McIntosh_C2600_Vacuum_Tube_Stereo_Preampli...