Why Don’t You Post Your System on Your Profile?

Looking at the reasons people don't post pics of their systems I notice they all have something in common, all of the excuses are lame, really lame:

1) I don't know how to take a picture but I use my phone every day.

2) I have a bunch of stuff on a shelf

3) Uhhhhhh, I am a man of mystery and only share my system in secret.

It goes back to the old "do what I say, not what I do" because you got no game, just talk. 

Someone get their fee fees hurt? Grow up, move on.

All the best,
Nonoise

@kota1 Are you like, 12 yrs old?

every now and then i look at the dark ages virtual systems pages… of mine…

By the way we cannot judge a system by the "virtual system" image...

At all.... Save evident TOP of the world system as mike lavigne ...

Because i am hot temper i gave only images of my components now, not of my embeddings devices and modifications...Idiots were like flies over me with sarcasms... Answering all was tedious.. 😊

Anyway to judge a system we must listen the strucked cymbals attack , sustain, decay time...

We must hear the rise and sustain and decay of tonal timbre microplaying of an instrument , his varying texturing spectral envelope through the time envelope ..

We must listen piano note transients sustain and decay and the way the bass note reverberate and his sustained decay ... Each piano note must strike as a rifle bullet in slow motion aimed at our heart..

And we must feel the big turkisch drum halo of bass sound coming through our body... ( it is so with my headphone by the way.)..

We must locate the microphones position from the recording trade-off and then sense the location and not only the direction of sound sources...

Do you think you will see this on a photo of my 700 bucks system ?

i almost never look at the member system photos..

The only interesting detail for me anyway is the room acoustic...