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In Reply to: There is no point to this hobby if accuracy isn't the ultimate criteria posted by Soundmind on February 24, 2006 at 15:05:36:
your post asserts that the 'point' of this 'hobby' is to aim for a unitary standard of accuracy.speak for yourself. we obviously have different hobbies.
even if hobbies had to have a 'standard', i don't see why all participants in a hobby (however the hobby might be defined) should share the same standard.
even if your hobby has a standard of 'accuracy', i don't see how you could define accuracy in a way that satisfied all the other participants in your hobby.
or do you belong to some secret club of hi-fi hobbyists who all share the same strict rules about what is quality and how accuracy can be measured?
and at what point does your hobby stop being a hobby and start being a scientific exercise, or an exercise in regulating taste and sonic preferences?
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Follow Ups
- what a ridiculous post - newbilong 15:51:51 02/24/06 (7)
- just what I was thinking... - bent 21:03:36 02/24/06 (0)
- we obviously have different hobbies. - Soundmind 17:39:08 02/24/06 (5)
- Re: we obviously have different hobbies. - newbilong 20:32:55 02/25/06 (0)
- Isn't accuracy often out of our control... - 396driver 21:38:59 02/24/06 (3)
- Re: Isn't accuracy often out of our control... - Soundmind 21:47:33 02/24/06 (2)
- Yes, I can agree, but... - 396driver 22:27:28 02/24/06 (1)
- Re: Yes, I can agree, but... - Soundmind 04:22:49 02/25/06 (0)
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