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In Reply to: Hi Jon posted by jneutron on June 19, 2003 at 06:36:18:
What do you want?Do you really think Tony had any interest in this discussion other than to stir up controversy. I notice that he immediately posted over at AR wondering if his troll would be left to stand. I seriously don't understand what his point or purpose can be other than to stir up controversy. And yes, I would have either deleted the thread or moved it to Prop Head. The Cable Asylum was created for people to talk about cables and share experiences, not to defend their positions constantly. It wasn't created for trolls to try to get the moderator's goat.
If Tony wants an 'intelligent conversation' and wants to talk physics, why didn't he post at AR or on Prop Head?
That is how he has determined that twisted is better than coax, just by listening. So if I listen to a coathanger and a coax cable, and determine that coat hanger sound better, then that makes it truth :)
If that wasn't a sarcastic, personal attack, then please explain what it has to do with the discussion?
"Electrons can not behave differently in a $1000 cable than a $100 cable because of price tag. They will follow physic's law in the cheaper cable as they do in a more expensive cables. You can not get around Physics law."TM
Yeah, right. Who cares? This statement is nothing more than troll bait. Sure, the electrons follows physics laws, but what's that got to do with the cables in question? Different geometries, different materials, different results. It's completely irrelevant! And what does it have to do with how the cable sounds?
The laws of physics do not depend on how many cables or systems he has listened to.
No, but it surely goes a long way toward having some relevant personal experience to share.
Jon...you are abusing your position as moderator. I have asked you many times to rethink your position.
Jon has had the most difficult forum to moderate. From time to time, moderators have to make tough decisions. From the feedback that I get, a small group doesn't like some of those decisions. Another larger group would rather see more action and see it happen faster. Personally, I don't see abuse here as I've already said that I'd have not allowed this to go this far.
In any case, be careful what you wish for.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Hi John - Rod M 08:00:48 06/19/03 (1)
- Hi Rod - jneutron 09:04:03 06/19/03 (0)
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