Unbelievable


Yamaha really made this statement:

Glossy black piano finish provides improved signal-to-noise performance


https://europe.yamaha.com/en/products/audio_visual/speaker_systems/ns-5000/index.html

 

I thought I would seek opportunity to hear these speakers, but now I do not think so

 

 

 

 

 


sashav
Given what audiophiles do believe, is this really a surprising statement?
geoffkait,

"Why would you think I’m trying to entice you? Are you that stupid?"
Not at all. I did not think it was aimed at me at all. I thought that not-so-subtle reference to close contact was aimed at isochronism.
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"Given what audiophiles do believe, is this really a surprising statement?"
I would like not to, and in general do not, believe in such claims. But I do run into a problem.

There is a product that sounds fine, any product but you could use these Yamaha speakers as an example. Someone designed and produced it way better than I could ever dream of. That person claims something this "outrageous" and I want to dismiss it. Well, if that person is just making things up, snake-oiling it, why on Earth does her/his product sound good then? She/he may know a thing or two about designing/making it that I do not.

So I give up beating the truth out of it. I give some benefit of the doubt to the designer/manufacturer and just use the product as intended. In the end, why would I even care if it is the paint or not?