Why will no other turntable beat the EMT 927?
The statement '' ...no other TT will...'' is obviously provocative but make no logical sense. ''no other'' is equivalent to ''all''. If the ''all quantor'' is used without restriction we get ''set theoretic paradoxes'' . Besides how is it possible to judge any TT made in the future? The unknow TT's are impossible to compare with the existing kinds. What Thuchan should state is: ''there is no other TT in my experience which is equal to my EMT''. But this is a totaly different stetement. |
nandric, That's taken completely out of context. The question was "Why will no other turntable beat the EMT 927?" So, it's a question, not a statement. Logically then, we can easily conclude that it is a question he is personally pondering given his own experiences. So, given that Thuchan posed a question and did not make a statement your "all quantor" and "set theoretic paradoxes" leaves through the window. Furthermore, no ever said anything in this post from my recollection about the EMT besting any and all future turntables. |
normansizemore07-06-2016 10:04am" ... The question was "Why will no other
turntable beat the EMT 927?" So, it's a question, not a statement." It's both statement and question, because the question is based on the premise that "no other turntable" can best the EMT. It commits the logical fallacy of "begging the question," which is the use of a circular argument. |
Normansizemore: I appreciate your post, however your blanket comment "using only the finest in electronics and source material", please, this belongs to the museum of past over-used statements used in our hobby. By the way, through my business dealings and clients (many are friends), I do have access to a 1million+$ listening room (no kidding). I just find those "challenges" about gear hype is so useless and so subjective. PS: And I stand behind my "one set of ears" comment. As the original post is one's experience. |
