wolf garcia, I'm with you on this one. I was annoyed by the name Denafrips the first time I heard it. Every time someone says it out loud, someone should walk over and give that person a wedgie.
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@wolf_garcia Soooo, Denafrips bothers you but Schiit seems more acceptable? Also, fyi from the Denafrips website… ”Fun fact:The name, Denafrips, stand for D-ynamic, E-xquisite, N-atural, A-ttractive, F-idelity, R-efined, I-ntoxicating, P-ure, S-ophisticated - This means a lot to the team, and it is the house sound of Denafrips products.” No idea what Schiit stands for. Stereo Component Hifi Invented In Toilet maybe? |
Sorry man, but questioning my personal esthetic won't harsh my mellow...and no, Schiit seems sort of hilarious especially when you see Jason Stoddard guzzling wine during an entire interview (who, by the way, was part of Sumo, a GREAT name for an amp company), and Mike Moffat seeming like King Curmudgeon. Denafrips sounds like a tooth remedy and even hurts my brain a little to simply THINK the word. I'll continue to bask in the glow of my Freya while others can wince along to whatever Dena...man...I can no longer even write the word...Also, what it stands for doesn't make it better, but it does remind me how hip Schiit is. |
@wolf_garcia I suppose they coulda just spelled it backwards as Spirfaned. Would that be better? Sounds like a decongestant to me. How about Fanispred? (Not that there’s anything wrong with that). Full disclosure — not a fan of Dena….. either, which is why I bought a Musician Pegasus instead of a Pontus ll. Or maybe it was cause it was $500 cheaper. Can’t remember, but a win win either way I spose. |
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