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In the Thread: The audiophile’s stupid sport: what is the best syndrome.

Post Subject: The audiophile’s stupid sport: what is the best syndrome.Posted by Romy the Cat on: 5/31/2010

Audio people like to talk about audio. Most of their talks are about “what is best”. The completion between “what is the best” is the sport that takes 90% of audio person retune. Most of the audio people, would they meet physically or over internet are immodestly get engaged in collaboration what is the best for this or what that application. This completion of ideas in pursuit of figurative “best” is in my view is not only horrible and also stupid thing. The “competition for the best” syndrome is something that retarded reviewers brought into audio. This “frustration for the best” is the only crap they are able to sell and the only think how they meant understand audio. Unfortunately the Audio Morons, means you, fully embrace this “frustration for the best” without understanding what is going on.

Audio people have atrophy of competitiveness and instead of “competitiveness as enrichment” they use a surrogate of competitiveness - the contest of irrelevancy. The only thing that audio people might compete and might correlate “what would be the best” is the competition of objectives. Ironically, to compete in objectives most of audio people do not to have playback heard. I for instance discard 90% of people with whom I talk in audio just because I find that thier audio objective is not worthy my attention….

So, the so popular argument between audio people on the subject what amplifier, speaker or cable is the best is in fact a debate between two idiots. The only sane arguments might be argumentation whos objectives are more “loaded” but where did you see audio people able to “compete” in that realm?

Rgs, Romy the Cat

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