Oh no, say it ain't so.

...well, listen to the sound of all the jerked knees.....😏 *L*

"What? Who, Me?!" through "...but of course..."

Does make for a fun fuss-up in print.... ;)

I like my junk, the local 'sortaSOTA' if only to me and the spouse for reviews....dog watches the screen, the cats sleep through most anyway.

Instead of the 'upper spiral "merry"-goings-on' I'm going sideways broadening my mopes.....details, details, this to that thru the (X)....

But, just listening to do just That....

Anytime.....otherwise, it's being wasted away from the point of it all...

Don't Ignore Joy.

*Punch Play*

41:40 > 48:20  =  6:40.....you've wasted more on less.... ;)  

Dust your woofs regularly...

Not Insane.  Cheers, J

"....ha le lu ya...."

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 8. 9!!!!!

...there are plenty of ill informed people on various audio forums, that seriously mimic the points brought up in this article.

Likely so.  However, make no mistake, there are also plenty of highly informed people on various forums who don't "mimic", but literally personify the points brought up in the article.  I know I personally have been guilty of a couple of the points.  In fact, it was only in the past few months that I finally conceded that no matter how much I listened to my MMGs (key words:  "to my MMGs") they just did not play nice in my open floor plan/vaulted ceiling room and I was no longer listening to the music (and, frankly, hadn't been in quite a while).  Room treatment, DSP, 350 watts of high current power, decent upstream gear (Oppo CD/DVD, Parasound P5 preamp, vintage Denon CD, Tidal via iPhone through Liquid Spark DAC).......it didn't matter.  I was just listening to the room, the speakers, and the system trying to figure out how to make it collectively sound better.  Fact is, that system would kill it in a conventionally-configured listening room.  After leveling with myself, I recently replaced the MMGs with Ohm Walsh Tall 2000s which are much, much better suited to my room, and I'm once again listening to "music" that sounds fantastic through my system.  Is it perfect?  No.  The room configuration remains, but deploying well-done, quasi-omnidirectional speakers did wonders for the music's presentation.  

So, yeah.  I was supremely guilty of #1.  And #s 2, 4, 5 and 9, if  we're fully confessing here.  

I have loved music and audio equipment since I was a,kid.Buying 45s, albums,cassettes, 8trs.,cds and then vinyl albums again.When other guys were watching ball games .I would listen to music.I don't have a 100,000 audio set up...but I always tried to get the best deal I could get.I love now that cds are so freaking cheap and I'm buying them like crazy...ok shoot me.