Mike Reed
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An audiophile will also play all their favourite music via this new piece of kit to relish the improvement and marvel at the higher fidelity.![]()
Well, that's me nicely nailed, then ! But I probably always knew.........
An audiophile will also play all their favourite music via this new piece of kit to relish the improvement and marvel at the higher fidelity.![]()
Too many people who like listening to music seeking the reassurance of a label.
It's half the fun I always findPeople say it like it's a bad thing...
It's half the fun I always find
Yes, indeed. Some people seem to think it is uncool to enjoy your music.
No shame in that. How else would we know the new device is better?Well, that's me nicely nailed, then ! But I probably always knew.........![]()
What you all gather via pm to form a hate ragaman club, how sad is this.
It was in response to Joe post 118, not intended for anyone else here, you will see if you read it back.FWIW I always thought you were fairly rational. I also find Supertweeter reasonable and rational as well, so don't know how you ended up having a bit of handbags.
I suppose it's easy to misunderstand intentions behind comments posted, I know I can tend to be flippant and this often gets misinterpreted.
Maybe others are more extreme than me, but I don't hate, or even particularly dislike, anyone on here. There are a couple of people that I find irritating - mainly due to excessive repetition of minimal content.
Anyway, Merry New Year!
FWIW I always thought you were fairly rational. I also find Supertweeter reasonable and rational as well, so don't know how you ended up having a bit of handbags.
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Anyway, Merry New Year!
I would suggest not reading them Joe, seems a little odd you do, if you feel this way.If you wondered then you must have already had a notion as to how you are perceived .. how you come across ? I mean... if you yourself thought that comments about you would arise?
I am sure that ( having read quite a lot of your posts on here ) quite a number of folk just bite their tongues and,like me, say nothing.
In the beginning (for me, at least) it was about getting more from my hifi. More bass, more texture (whatever that means), more clarity, more sparkling highs etc. Then, it dawned on me that all those artefacts can be easily overdone or badly done. Of late, those sins of commission grate the hell out of me. I'd rather put up with sins of omission. Light, tuneful and tight bass over thunderous, one-note and flabby bass wins for me every time.For me the music just facilitates accessing a reflective space. Oddly looking back my hi-fi faffing has been about getting rid of the irritations that distract me from that. Also I've noticed over the years that the thing that attracts me to a given bit of kit in the first place often later becomes the thing that irritates. I think this is why I'm finding my record player getting more and more neutral of late.
In the beginning (for me, at least) it was about getting more from my hifi. More bass, more texture (whatever that means), more clarity, more sparkling highs etc. Then, it dawned on me that all those artefacts can be easily overdone or badly done. Of late, those sins of commission grate the hell out of me. I'd rather put up with sins of omission. Light, tuneful and tight bass over thunderous, one-note and flabby bass wins for me every time.
Eventually, I might settle for a transistor radio. Call is audiophilic regression, if you will.