Twl, I don't think the 'answer' is all that obvious. For example I would never tell you you didn't hear something you said you heard, but I wouldn't hesitate for a second to tell you that under similar circumstances I did not hear the same result as you describe. We might even discuss why we did or did not hear the same thing. The reader can then ask questions to determine the likelyhood of his hearing the differences or lack thereof.
But for the uninitiated who is looking for support I think it is fair to inform an inquirer of all of the possible reasons for a products raves when the technology of the product is mysterious or nonsensical (to many at least), including the possibility that the product and its promotion is intended to appeal to a specific, and dare I say because of inexperience, a more gullible, person trying to blindly improve their system.
I will always agree with the "try it, if it works for you use it" approach. Where I draw the line is when you have to BUY IT to try it with the hope that you can resell it if you can't hear a meaningful difference.
FWIW.
But for the uninitiated who is looking for support I think it is fair to inform an inquirer of all of the possible reasons for a products raves when the technology of the product is mysterious or nonsensical (to many at least), including the possibility that the product and its promotion is intended to appeal to a specific, and dare I say because of inexperience, a more gullible, person trying to blindly improve their system.
I will always agree with the "try it, if it works for you use it" approach. Where I draw the line is when you have to BUY IT to try it with the hope that you can resell it if you can't hear a meaningful difference.
FWIW.