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In Reply to: RE: Blind listening test of power cords - and reactions to it. posted by andy19191 on September 28, 2009 at 16:44:01
"I don't care that much about the music - it is merely incidental..."
They are in a different world than I.
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As opposed to many of us who claim "it's all about the music" when so obviously there's much more to it then that.
Otherwise, it's difficult to explain your "I'll side with any scum, as long as it shares the same beliefs that I do" position.
Case in point: posts by your favorite "well-spoken" piece of dumbshit Peter H-son in this thread, and your defending him.
"Otherwise, it's difficult to explain your "I'll side with any scum, as long as it shares the same beliefs that I do" position."
I'm a subjectivist and am into rock music much like you yet I think you're about the biggest waste of bandwidth posting in this forum.
So much for your reasoning.
But to me, you're just another unintelligent person that regularly disgraces this forum with meaningless, useless blathering, with the main objective seemingly to contradict anything and anyone.And by the way, I'm not into ROCK music (at least, not into what is commonly considered rock music). Your routine talking about something you have no idea about just confirms my point above.
Edits: 10/01/09
> As opposed to many of us who claim "it's all about the music" when so obviously there's much more to it then that. <
There's an old saw about the audiophile with the $300K system, every tweak imaginable, room treatments up the wazoo, supports every audio mag and goes to every show, and has 20 audiophile LP's that make up his entire music collection. I don't need to mention the titles of the LP's - you already know the titles.
At any rate, I met such a person a couple of years ago (I thought the story was made up!). The REALLY funny thing was that he rarely turned the stereo on during the short time I knew him and said that he probably spent less than an hour a week listening to music. I honestly don't believe that the staunchest "objectivist" cares that little for music.
There are nutbars on both sides of the debate.
I know a guy something like that but his rig was somewhere around ten grand. He had some Near speakers and the damn things sounded so bad on so many recordings there were only a few worthy of being played through them. He tried to tell me his system was too good for most recordings so he only had few, the cream of the crop, the best ones.
Whatever people believe what they want to believe or at least what their dealer told them.
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