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RE: A Warning Cal!l

Posted by Paul Eizik on January 21, 2017 at 20:18:45:
John Atkinson recently reprinted a comment by J. Gordon Holt where JGH stated that audiophiles who listened to horns at home had to do so as to compensate for their hearing loss. The message should be clear to younger audiophiles: "Don't come after us!". If we work together we can get the prices down on all those vintage horn drivers to the point where investors will lose interest in them. Those interested in the subject of audio in warfare would be well advised to read the book Secret Soldiers which documented the use of recorded sound effects during WW2. When this was tested on our own soldiers, many swore they actually saw real tanks maneuvering in the twilight when there was just the recorded sound of tanks being played back. So give up horns now before you start seeing things!

Paul