Asked another way…. How do l know what l need? In retail the worst thing is to have a buyer who doesn’t know what he/she wants. If there is a dishonest seller, he will convince them of what they think they need. If the retailer is honest, he may well have a head banging/nightmare experience.
The same thing can sadly apply in real life situations/relationships. |
@sounds_real_audio “l am happy with the sound” No need for a sub. “(l)….Have an incredible fleshed out sound” You said it yourself. “So why would l need a subwoofer?” So in this case, there appears to be really no need to waste any more time offering further advice in this discussion. Next question …. |
@jsalerno277 “After due diligence, including without limitation” Not a criticism by me…. Just an observation @ 01.02am 01.03am & 01.04am . Publishing your post 3 times is really re-enforcing “due diligence” @sounds_real_audio ”l guess if l get a sub or two my quest for a very good sound system will be over…thank god” If anyone can’t see jsalerno277’s logical points of view now, God help them.
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@jsalerno277 ”So quick to criticize” Not at all intended. l totally agree 100% with your due diligence findings. l will however apologise for causing a misunderstanding. I just observed the three postings as the way l used to act and think in my job about the need to constantly revisit the training of due diligence with my staff. It was meant for light parody the importance of due diligence. Protecting employees and the thousands of customers who entered my store each week. Your mention of the glitchy site is right up there with due diligence. Audiogon have done nothing to stop the glitches on here since the pop up adverts appeared last month. Freezing pages, booting off the site, pages jumping and general slowing down timing out problems. Come on Audiogon, let’s have some due diligence to put this right. Sub WOOF WOOF WOOF!
Again apologies to jsalerno from me and l understand his frustrations regarding the three duplicate posts. |
