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What are the current useless terms in this "audio world"

Throughout the history of marketing of all kinds of consumer goods there have been many useless, hyperbole phrases and words used.  It seems on ebay, here, craigslist and others a current pet of Sellers is taking something to "the next level"....  which sounds like a great marketing term for an elevator maker.   
 


jusam
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millercarbon
12,531 posts
 
Don’t be silly. Everyone knows its an unladen swallow. The only question is African or European?   
https://youtu.be/0D7hFHfLEyk?t=165
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roxy54
8,011 posts
 
buellrider97,
I think that you mean gobsmacked.
romeoaudio
19 posts
 
JS Smith, I think you forgot one... grainy.

  It use to be that an 18" subwoofer could not delineate the upper bass very good because it was to big (hence slow)-- it couldn't come back to it's starting point 'fast' enough to transduce the next note.
Because of that 'pitch definition' was lacking.  Seems fast is ok...
buellrider97
395 posts
 
Yes , gobsmacked. Thanks Roxy54 
buckhorn_cortez
81 posts
 
"Trust me..."  Following a load of nothing but highly perfumed manure masquerading as perceptive, personal insights.

"You'll thank me..." Following another load of manure dressed up as an authoritative statement negating any contrary facts or opinions.
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