What is so funny about that? Lol.
How do you know when a stereo sounds good?
When do you know your system is pleasing to listen to? How do you conclusively prove to yourself that your system sounds good to you? How do you determine that you enjoy listening to music through your stereo? Do you have a suite of measurements that removes all shadow of a doubt that you are getting good sound, sound that you enjoy? Please share.
- ...
- 265 posts total
when you spent your kids’ College funds on cables: that’s when you know. I have the feeling the folks buying these cables have what I call "screw you money" and their children want for nothing. Unlike you who seem to have an issue with this. It is not like these cable manufacturers are selling Smack, Skagg, China White, Mexican Brown. Giving you your fist taste for free to set the hook. I have an issue with the entire post as it is subliminal PR. But if people want spend their hard earned money, or their kids inheritance on these cables then good for them. We know your position on cables and you are a Anti Cabler so move on you are coming across as a troll.
|
You said: "It’s like asking the question, "Am I in pain?" That’s not a question I can make sense of without some kind of science fiction scenario." Can you elaborate on that paragraph? I don’t understand what you are trying to say. The OP asked for someone beside himself how he could know if he was enjoying music. I said, that’s like asking someone else "Am I in pain." That sentence does not make sense to you. It doesn’t make sense to me, either. That’s why the equivalent sentence, "Am I enjoying my stereo?" is equally senseless. It’s an ill-formed question and cannot be answered. See, SEP, e.g. to read more. |
Why are so many getting all bent out of shape? Its simple, I know it sounds great because it sounds great to me. My system has an audience of one, me. Could it sound better? Absolutely. Things can always be made better. Sometimes this can be a dramatic difference, like the recent modifications I did to my heavy plinth diy Lenco. Damped the top plate, fine tuned the isolation base I built and braced/coupled the main bearing. Huge improvement in the sonic presentation. So I know it can be better, but it’s still great as it is. |
- 265 posts total