Become?Oh look, yet another thread that has become just another circuitous subjective/objective 'discussion' waste of time.
Become?Oh look, yet another thread that has become just another circuitous subjective/objective 'discussion' waste of time.
It's a tiny, declining market and it's also fairly standard thought across business that it's easier to sell more stuff to your existing customers than find new customers. And, though it pains me to say it, there are good reasons why an increasing proportion of the declining number of people interested in this area are likely to be gullible (or more to the point likely to demand to be sold pointless bits of expensive wire. I can't really blame them (Naim, not the gullible- I do blame them).what irks me is when manufacturers like Naim, which for nearly of its history eschewed esoteric cables, face financial pressure to jump into that pool and produce cables that cost more than some of their amps.
Senility ?And, though it pains me to say it, there are good reasons why an increasing proportion of the declining number of people interested in this area are likely to be gullible
And this 10 page thread has pretty much proven his point by the way.
And this 10 page thread has pretty much proven his point by the way.
I have never, ever read a KK review I learned anything from other than his personal tastes and stuff unrelated to Hifi. I like the format of Darko’s videos and believe it’s the way forward for reviewing. It’s also probably more difficult to lie through your teeth on camera than it is in print.As a 36 year old "audiophile" who listens to the sort of music you'd never hear at a show, or referred to in a magazine review by someone who looks like Mr. Burns spouting the same old cliches and telling you **** all useful (like how it compares to other products for example), Darko's reviews are a breath of fresh air. I watch them all, even if the product isn't really of interest. There's nobody else out there producing videos of this quality.
And this 10 page thread has pretty much proven his point by the way.
As a 36 year old "audiophile" who listens to the sort of music you'd never hear at a show
And this 10 page thread has pretty much proven his point by the way.
As a 36 year old "audiophile" who listens to the sort of music you'd never hear at a show, or referred to in a magazine review by someone who looks like Mr. Burns spouting the same old cliches and telling you **** all useful (like how it compares to other products for example), Darko's reviews are a breath of fresh air. I watch them all, even if the product isn't really of interest. There's nobody else out there producing videos of this quality.
And this 10 page thread has pretty much proven his point by the way.
Quad didn't enjoy Skullflower through their 'statics some years ago. But then, neither did I!Seemingly so, next time you go to a show take your own music and ask them politely to play it, I never got refused, not once, Nirvana and massive attack through single ended triodes and large horns, woke a few people up, lol
Seemingly so, next time you go to a show take your own music and ask them politely to play it, I never got refused, not once, Nirvana and massive attack through single ended triodes and large horns, woke a few people up, lol
On the other hand I have had a couple of experiences where my requested music sounded crap on their system. It's then rather embarrassing sitting through the whole track wondering if you should tell the truth or tell a white lie, when they seek approval at the end of the track.