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RE: I learned something years ago

Posted by Story on September 27, 2020 at 04:58:06:
Of course I FULLY understand it ever since I was a wee laddy and protected my ears when doing ANYTHING loud like vacuums, saws, drills, yelling wife or whatever. I have and use all kinds of earplugs and ear protection every day.

And I rarely if ever "overestimate" so I am not grasping your comment. My comment was just a statement for consideration, not any criticism.

The point was from my example that you can't trust a 'highly respected reviewer' or magazine - just listen for yourself if you can with known source equipment. It's inevitable nowadays to turn to places like AA when considering a new purchase.

And if it ain't any good for you, just try to sell it off here before it becomes outdated.