djones51
Responses from djones51
| Directionality Explained I don't want to sue anyone. To much trouble. No sit in the performance space is not actionable why the hell would anyone think it is? | |
| Directionality Explained My wife the attorney has explained all this to me when I read some of this nonsense and ask why the devil can’t these crazy cable companies be sued. Nothing definitive, nothing actionable. Is Coke better than Pepsi or viseversa? | |
| Directionality Explained People would be much better off generally speaking if they believed in too much rather than too littleThey would be better off believing in reality and accepting their biases and understanding we all have them it's not a human flaw just how we've... | |
| Directionality Explained I'm sure I would believe I hear a difference but at least I would know why. | |
| Directionality Explained Neither do you. | |
| Directionality Explained kind of doubt anything in audio is actionable the way you define it. They way I define it the way a Judge would look at it and toss the suit before it got anywhere. It's why I mentioned the Listerine lawsuit. They made a universal definitive clai... | |
| Directionality Explained I see nothing actionable in that statement. | |
| Directionality Explained LOL pretty much every state has some language recognizing implied warranties which has nothing to do with whether or not someone can hear differences in wires. | |
| Directionality Explained significantly increase the range of both color and contrast, which creates an even more vibrant and realistic picture" sure sounds definitive to me. Doesn't to me, that's why it isn't actionable. Definitive to who? It does all these wonderful thin... | |
| Directionality Explained 9 out 10 dentists reccomend our toothpaste! Is that an actionable statement? No, the dentists I know reccomend basically any toothpaste plus which 9 out of 10? It's why you don't see 10 out of 10. | |
| Directionality Explained You read the links and saw nothing actionable? Correct. There are no definitive provable claims only marketing. Some hear, we hear , our customers hear, we measured differences (without claiming those differences are objectively proven to affect a... | |
| Directionality Explained Listerine , J&J was already sued for their claim which is why they don't make the claim anymore. They even had to run adds for a number of years admitting their claim was false. The claim was" Listerine kills 99% of the germs that cause colds"... | |
| Directionality Explained "significantly increase the range of both color and contrast, which creates an even more vibrant and realistic picture." To who? Everyone? Couple hundred people? 10%of those who try it? You still are copying market speak approved by their lawyers. | |
| Directionality Explained This might be an actionable claim, " everyone who uses our cables will definitely have "superior image and sound reproduction." Of course they would toss in money back guaranteed which kind of negates the "everyone" in their initial claim. | |
| Directionality Explained Filing a claim against a cable manufacturer would be like suing Pepsi because I think Coke tastes better. You can't sue over marketing double speak that’s what got Listerine in trouble they made a definitive statement our product kills 99% of germ... |