He put in his thumb, and pulled out a plumb, and said:
"What a good boy am I."
"What a good boy am I."
Should people who can't solder, build or test their speakers be considered audiophiles?
What this thread needs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CpCB4YmAA4 |
Yes and I guess that's why you just can't stay away hmmm?Hey, thanks for singling me out. 👍 I must be getting my point across in a cogent and meaningful way. Try as I may to stay away, I came back to see just how much this thread has degraded and you didn't disappoint. I guess it's in your nature. You see, you keep coming back, glossing over the relevant points with the same old, same old, trying to save face. You speak truth to no one. Especially here. All the best, Nonoise |
At first, your defense was that it was a joke to see who actually read it and. You said you took pleasure in triggering people and even had some sycophants chime in with their saying that they got the joke, which was on the rest of us. Now, it's morphed into something else about observations on human behavior from all the replies. As already stated, we get it. Always did. No need to read between the lines. Takes only a minute to reread your premise, which all have pointed out, is simply wrong. You paint with too broad a brush and generalize. It's not as black and white as you propose. We get it. You don't. All the best, Nonoise |
It's really not the same watching either Top Gear or The Grand Tour anymore. The chemistry the hosts had with that particular venue was the juice that kept that show going. To think that Jeremy Clarkson punched an asst on the set for not having hot food at the ready was petty and stupid. He's also said lots of awful things that'a come back to bite his in his arse. The only one worth watching now is Chris Harris. He's as good as the Stig sans the helmet. His Youtube channel used to be fun to watch but nothing new for quite some time. It's a pity he has to share his time with the clowns they now have. It's just not the same anymore. All the best, Nonoise |
Hate to see you go but might I remind you the inventor of the internet, Al Gore, did not have a science degree.https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/internet-of-lies/ All the best, Nonoise |
The OP seems to think that only those who can afford to waste money on audio gear are the same as those who can’t build or appreciate the music. Is that another way of saying that save for the ability of being able to build some piece of gear, one cannot appreciate the results? Or is it another way of saying I couldn’t afford to buy something nice so I went and made it and it’s better than what one can buy, since I built it? I, for one, would never spend $60K on a pair of cables and yet cannot build a thing and yet, appreciate fine gear that makes fine music that doesn’t cost a fortune. Why is it that when subjects like this come up, it’s mostly about the extreme costs of some gear being conflated with anything that costs more than something you could buy at Radio Shack? I come from the days when everyone worked on their own cars and only a few thought they knew it all because they got something to run for a week or two. Big deal. All the best, Nonoise |