mahlman,
I am shocked not by your post, but how the intended sarcasm went over so many heads :-)
I am shocked not by your post, but how the intended sarcasm went over so many heads :-)
Should people who can't solder, build or test their speakers be considered audiophiles?
He who lives in a glass house shouldn't cast pebbles: https://www.machinadynamica.com/mikro-pebbles.jpg geoffkait22,850 posts06-22-2020 11:16amGive me a break. Just another in a long line of troll posts by the OP, to whit from 2 years ago, |
Judging by your presence, the answer is obvious. geoffkait22,846 posts06-22-2020 8:40amDid someone forget to leave the Roach Motels out last night? |
Maybe the system was accurate, and you don't like accurate systems? In my experience, musicians will tell me what sounds most accurate, and what sounds most pleasing and often they are not the same, it all depends on the person.
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Just keep tapping the middle of your forehead. Something is bound to happen eventually. geoffkait22,899 posts06-24-2020 3:39pm |
Mahlman was making fun of Sokogear's elitist post w.r.t. whether you needed to have a turntable or R-R to be considered an audiophile, then went on to equate it to the difference between Porsche SUV drivers and Porsche sports car drivers (Porschefiles). Surprisingly or not surprisingly that was lost on many. |
Have you ever noticed @mahlman, that Mr. Pebbles only makes fun of the people who don't know much because they are easy marks and attempts to discredit those who do know their stuff because they make him feel inadequate? We should probably go easier on him. That's a lot of baggage to be carrying around from 6am to 10pm. |
My favorite psychology experiment mahlman is double doors. I can't count the number of times I have walked past a line of people all queued up behind the person in front of them to enter or exit through a single door, only to walk by all of them and open the other door and walk through. The looks are always priceless. |