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In Reply to: RE: Somehow - I though the subject posted by Pat D on December 4, 2014 at 07:39:33:
I've long said that forums needed a sticky on this issue. A debate sticky. One side outlines a Masters thesis on why DBT in audio is critical heading off any and all counter arguments - the other side gets their essay. Each paper has a list of every reference, link to other articles, essays etc. Then at the top of every audio forum a title that says:
"Read this if you are planning to buy an audio system/component as you may or may not be getting royally screwed out of your hard earned money."
Then it's Caveat Emptor. In most forums it seems that 95% are the same people discussing various topics. Do you really think there is any point in discussing DBT with E-Stat or John Atkinson or Kal or most of the other people who have read all about audio DBTs over the last 10-20 years and for which it is the exact same argument over and over again?
Insanity "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
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Follow Ups
- RE: Somehow - I though the subject - RGA 20:50:15 12/04/14 (5)
- The Single Biggest Failure with DBT Proponents is... - E-Stat 09:03:10 12/05/14 (3)
- RE: The Single Biggest Failure with DBT Proponents is... - Pat D 20:45:38 12/06/14 (1)
- RE: The Single Biggest Failure with DBT Proponents is... - E-Stat 08:25:39 12/07/14 (0)
- Actually... - mkuller 10:04:27 12/05/14 (0)
- RE: Somehow - I though the subject - Pat D 03:13:43 12/05/14 (0)
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