Should people with no turntable or reel to reel be considered audiophiles?

rauliruegas10,069 posts06-16-2020 8:24amDear @sokogear : If I read or hear something stupid several times writed by the same gentleman/person my brain tells me that he lives in the stupidity land and I can tell him why he is an stupid one in an specific audio subject and for me this is not an attack.

Only STUPID if they didn't ask. Must be wonderful to be so dog gone smart..

Time to go feed the chickens. Now they are smart..

I'm sure the wilting flowers will delete this post too..

No ears needed, only the love of the music.

Philo from the Greek,  For the love of. To be excited by..

Just like me about deleting post...

Rude seems to rule this post... Wish I was smart, though.

Regards, maybe...

We have cops for stupid now? Wow! 

I would not survive a minute on the track, but have driven 959. Around Gmünd, no less. And I had not known what PCA was.

Life is not fair to Porschephiles.

Time for an audiophile experience, earphones and Walkman. In 959, it was Blaupunkt radio.

Nothing confuses the PCA faithful more than showing up at the event ( like Marymoor park ) in a very rare but also outlaw 993 wearing a Prancing Horse ballcap...

only true Porschephiles also have the tractor...

we are the people our parents warned us about !!!!

anybody running a Rally car ? Logging roads at Mach 9? Our podunk club had a very competitive Saab back in the day

rauliruegas

.... If I read or hear something stupid several times writed by the same gentleman/person my brain tells me that he lives in the stupidity land and I can tell him why he is an stupid one in an specific audio subject and for me this is not an attack.

Raul, I know that English is not your native language, and it can be a struggle even for those for whom it is. So it is with politeness and courtesy that I tell you that using the word "stupid" towards another is indeed an attack. I understand that you may not intend it that way, but there's really no other way for a native speaker of English to interpret the remark.