In ’02, ’03, ’04, etc., one could scarcely read a thread with more than a dozen posts without seeing someone say, “Everything matters.” So does everyone.
As with your system, how much it or they matter is the real question.
Spitballing ideas or attaining info on some new tech or gizmo has to be done somewhere. Somehow. If everyone takes what ever input or feedback as tainted either slightly or largely, by subjectivity then all will be well.
This includes dealers. Reviewers. Owners of likewise gear.
Remember too, there are folks who actually enjoy the same flavor ice cream. Like the same types of pies. Prefer their steak cooked the same way. Prefer tea with or without sweetner. With or without lemmon. So one can’t fully dismiss the fact of running into other people’s thoughts or preffs which are very similar or even identical to your own.
After all, we don’t all own entirely different pieces of equipment, do we?
Lots of Wilson, BW, KEF, and Sonus Faber speaker owners out there. Lots of Pass Labs, BAT, and Ayre users around. Loads of folks devoted to tube power. Analog only types abound. Strickly digital or mostly digital camps . are ever growing.
… and God forbid, everyone uses cables, although asking for input on wires is like spending two weeks with your in laws. At their rustic ultra rural outside plumbing only, so remote even cell phones don’t work and they have no TV but do have shortwave radio, mountain cabin.
I wouldn’t do it on a bet. UPS and FEDEX could never find it.
But I would respect their rights to live so fundamentally.
Knowing more about the person gains anyone more apt insight into the other person’s counsel. Reading only what is printed on Forum Pages is NOT how one should find out about another person. Way too often, blurbs, blogs, texts or emails simply do not always convey the true sentiment of the writer.
Wanna know what they really mean or meant? Ask them not someone else, not your friends, ask them. Its free. Simple. Takes little time at all. .
There’s plenty of folks trying to sell stuff via PM. Why not get to know someone the same way? They could wind up being an incredible source of experience, or just a new found friend you would not have had otherwise.
Lastly, if forums are such a source of irritation, little can be positively gleaned from them, serve little erstwhile purpose, why continue to involve yourself with them?
As with your system, how much it or they matter is the real question.
Spitballing ideas or attaining info on some new tech or gizmo has to be done somewhere. Somehow. If everyone takes what ever input or feedback as tainted either slightly or largely, by subjectivity then all will be well.
This includes dealers. Reviewers. Owners of likewise gear.
Remember too, there are folks who actually enjoy the same flavor ice cream. Like the same types of pies. Prefer their steak cooked the same way. Prefer tea with or without sweetner. With or without lemmon. So one can’t fully dismiss the fact of running into other people’s thoughts or preffs which are very similar or even identical to your own.
After all, we don’t all own entirely different pieces of equipment, do we?
Lots of Wilson, BW, KEF, and Sonus Faber speaker owners out there. Lots of Pass Labs, BAT, and Ayre users around. Loads of folks devoted to tube power. Analog only types abound. Strickly digital or mostly digital camps . are ever growing.
… and God forbid, everyone uses cables, although asking for input on wires is like spending two weeks with your in laws. At their rustic ultra rural outside plumbing only, so remote even cell phones don’t work and they have no TV but do have shortwave radio, mountain cabin.
I wouldn’t do it on a bet. UPS and FEDEX could never find it.
But I would respect their rights to live so fundamentally.
Knowing more about the person gains anyone more apt insight into the other person’s counsel. Reading only what is printed on Forum Pages is NOT how one should find out about another person. Way too often, blurbs, blogs, texts or emails simply do not always convey the true sentiment of the writer.
Wanna know what they really mean or meant? Ask them not someone else, not your friends, ask them. Its free. Simple. Takes little time at all. .
There’s plenty of folks trying to sell stuff via PM. Why not get to know someone the same way? They could wind up being an incredible source of experience, or just a new found friend you would not have had otherwise.
Lastly, if forums are such a source of irritation, little can be positively gleaned from them, serve little erstwhile purpose, why continue to involve yourself with them?