jeffvegas, "Wilsons are fine loudspeakers and gupson probably couldn't afford to keep them so he trashes them." I believe that you confused me with someone else as I doubt I have commented on Wilsons. I am not aware of their pricing, but you are a bit off the target. "Thecarpathian is upset radio shack is no longer in business because that's where he bought his gear."
I cannot speak for thecarpathian, but add me to the list of those painfully missing Radio Shack. There was one almost next to the world-famous candy store. I preferred Radio Shack. |
Enjoy your schiit audio gear glupson. lmfao!!
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As good fortune would have it, jeffy is mistaken. There are literally scores of Radio Shacks open in the US. That reminds me, I'm looking to upgrade my headphones and they have one set on sale for $19.99!
I wonder if they do layaway....
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Wow Jeff you are a real mcasshole bud!!! Lmfao lmfao lmfao. Merry Christmas. |
mofojo I think speaks for us all. Meanwhile, on a more edifying note, listening99, on his Moabs: Sonically, I can sit in amazement over good recordings, just constantly drawn into the subtlety, surprised by the percussive realism, intrigued by the soundstage nuance. The Moabs reveal layers. I love the layering of sound. I've recently been listening to Jack Johnson's "Sleep through the Static" and I can't get enough of the sensitivity that Johnson has crafted, which the Moabs communicate, effortlessly.
...there is no real reason to look for something better. That "hunting" instinct is alive, in me, but I've nowhere to go (sonically), unless I want to shell out MUCH more, and I know that while there may be new possibilities and discoveries that my happiness is more about actually listening, actually sitting down, actually discovering more about the ocean of sound. The Moabs are not holding back... ...and I'm relishing the results of my risk taking...
Well said. Incredibly satisfying speakers. Couldn't be happier. |
