I think we all need to remember we are all trying to learn. We are also here to share and to help each other.
Isn’t the forum to post reviews of gear you have experience with?
So I joined this forum in 2006 because I value others opinions. But in a recent thread @kuribo states the following below…. Personally I value everyone’s opinions especially in different types of systems and rooms. Yes it’s just an opinion. But to me it’s useful. Am I wrong to think that?
Copy and paste from @Kuribo
“How do you define "superiority"? Of course all you have read here are subjective opinions because the vast majority of people here either believe their opinion actually has relevance to those besides themselves or they believe the opinions of others have relevance to themselves.”
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@larry5729 Well said. If not... |
I dunno, are you wrong to think ^that^? Personally I do not value everyone’s opinions equally, but it is good to give some consideration to most opinions.
Many things can be objectively superior. The post you are referring to is a bit of dog’s breakfast. Those amps are both objectively good, and subjectively good. If I was going to start an argument of objective versus subjective, I would be selecting a unit with poor objective, or poor subjective performance. And I wouldn’t take one that is high scoring on both fronts to argue the point.
Some like to share, some just like to argue, some have questions and want input, and some are on here for other reasons. In any case I do find it helpful when one can show how or why something is superior, or demonstrate that it can be repeatably show to be subjectively superior. Without that, it is pretty much a mishmash of opinions.
Maybe not all of us, @larry5729 but I appreciate those that do. |
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