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there are 4 answers; refer to them by number

Okay, I'm not busting on anyone.

It seems to me after reading and writing many posts here that we can simplify many of our answers (and save a lot of typing) by using one of four stock answers, and referring to them by number:

(1) alternative a is better
(2) alternative b is better
(3) neither is better, but it is system dependent
(4) it's all subjective, go with what sounds good to you

I'm kidding of course. I greatly appreciate all the time and effort people go to try to help one another out. But it is amazing how hard it is to get a conclusive take on anything in audio.
dgaylin
blindjim
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Alternatively...

1. Yes.

2. No.

3. Ask the maker of your product yet?

4. Sorry but you need to throw more money at it.
(this one always upsets the DIY crowd)

5. Home depot
(this one always makes the DIY crowd happy)

6. Just move your chair

7. Everything matters!

8. No, I've not had/tried what your asking, but...

9. RWV

10. Only one way to find out...

11. Well, there's always stamp collecting.
entrope
482 posts
 
12. It's not your system it's your room.
2chnlben
595 posts
 
13. I acknowledge that this is a stupid thread.
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marakanetz
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#0 What kind of drink did you have?
mechans
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Its not a number only the rate at wich the rate of buying pieces of audio changes relative to a floating variable wch is the money you can spend and the rate of new equipment that arises to used to guide you. If you have no fixed difference from 0 for the fdloart point. If that number approaches zero or is unable to be distinguished from zero. By defition the numbers are taken away .
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