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There are many reasons NEVER to say anything negative

Posted by Sordidman on January 15, 2013 at 11:06:06:
and most of them are really good ones...

1. Every review is a more detailed review, after the reviewer has already liked the product.

2. Every INDIVIDUAL piece of equipment is part of a complex series of interactions between other pieces of equipment, room, cables, etc etc etc...

3. Reviews often are done in the midst of other reviews, so proper & recommended application of the review sample is not always optimum.

""Problem is when reviewers say something negative people get on their case""

If that is the case, (and I would hope that this would never be), then they are a horrible reviewer. They should only be reviewing gear that they like, applying it properly, and be doing so independently, without any outside influence whatever...