flabbergasted with reviews on speakers

$$$ is what reviews are about.

no bad words will be said about paying advertisements, especially those which have a reputation of being Godlike.

 Many of these PAID reviewers do just that, take the money for an absolute great review of speakers, amps, preamps, ,…..

oh wait, those 700$ cedar cable lifters give me more defined bass, less hard etched treble, the midrange gave me the “being their” sensation, the woodwind was if I could hear the preemptive breath of the player, and I could hear the fingers grabbing the fret, then it all,came into focus, as the bow lightly struck the strings with the subtle touch of a hummingbird on my cheek. It was something I’ve never felt before with my Klipsch,cornerhorns, yet these 90K MBL gives me the sensation of the pianist begging me for a dollar at a cigar smoke filled pub in soho. It was miraculous to say the least. 
  I’m sold, these speakers are some of the very best I’ve listened too, with my 4,800$ cables, cable bridges, the fluorescent green bees wax and mercury fuses really brought the speakers to life. 
 

Nope, not calling it a lie, it’s just a bloated bit of horse apples, like most reviewers.

they will up their selected words for a review. For the companies in their rag, and financial supporters.

if you wanna call it a lie, then so be it. They do elevate most reviews to make the reviewed products seem better. This has always been the way of the reviewers (most).

 They will not bad mouth paid advertisers, or they will lose those huge checks, and these select reviewers, know how to butter up companies. 
rarely have I read a review which dumped on the product