FAKE NEWS - NEGATIVE REVIEWS NOT ALLOWED!!

I have read an editors comment saying if he didn't like or wouldn't recommend it, they wouldn't print the review.  [For whatever that is worth].

I am not a reviewer and i already used some very well known reviewed product, i bought it and never spoke about it again by name , it was pure trash... Especially in an audio forum where there is many users...😊 I bought it because some reviewers dont censure themselves or have no idea about audio i dont know ...My friend was with me listening and he refuse to bought it ...😋

I have read an editors comment saying if he didn’t like or wouldn’t recommend it, they wouldn’t print the review. [For whatever that is worth].

then nevermind what a reviewer said read between lines and read about what he never dare to speak about ...

If i censure myself here about a product reviewers do the same ...ASR reviewers measured then they dont need to censure their opinions. I trust them only for low cost products. I reasd many users to confirm their measures revelations though ,. Measures are not enough ...  For high end you need more than specs verification ...

If an exhibit room sounds good it is. But if it sounds bad you don’t know why. Is it the setup. Is it brand new gear that needs breaking in? I could go on. If you don’t know why then negative comments hurt the equipment and you really don’t know what equipment. Is it the software. Is it apiece of electronics. Is it the speakers? Did something fail when you heard the system? And the reviewer’s bad comments can hurt a manufacturer when the equipment could be very good on a longer, real test. And if the manufacturer of the equipment is on shaky ground he could fail undeservedly. Bad reviews should ONLY come from long term use in a known environment. That’s a reason I hate to read Jonathon Valens show reviews especially

There’s a flip side to any coin. How good is his customer base, the average audiophile’s room? Pretty horrid, I would say. It is usually some living room with glass everywhere, etc, all kinds of suboptimal conditions. The hotel room is usually no worse than the avg audiophile’s room (audiophile of 40 years n all!). All he does is buy expensive gear, plop it down in a room and if it sounds like crap, he’ll somehow fix everything with a magic cable. That’s the avg customer base. What does the same audiophile really know about gear matching, synergy, etc? It is not a whole lot at all, in comparison to the manufacturer who designed/voiced the equipment.

If you are a manufacturer (an expert, so to speak) and can’t set up/make it work acoustically in a room with suboptimal conditions (typical of what your customer base lives with) and do proper gear matching (work out all the kinks), there’s something wrong with your competence level. Just don’t show up to shows and showcase your incompetence, I suppose. Don’t give me the cop out, don’t cry me a river that it was all the hotel room’s fault. You should have taken the right kind of treatment with you since you are already the expert of gear synergy for the gear you supposedly designed.

I'll tell you about the manufacturer who wouldn’t know anything about room acoustics, his "own" gear or how to set anything up. He’ll usually contract it out to mainland China. It is designed/made in China and looks like a creme deluxe piece in the end. It gets the high end low aptitude manufacturer’s name plate and the high end markup eventually. He may even give it a Italian sounding name to make it feel more cultured, lol. Would that guy know diddly about how "his" equipment works, how to set it up, what to match it up with, etc? No, he wouldn’t, the Chinese designer in mainland China would.. It would be the hotel room’s fault all day long for this type of guy.... and he better start paying the YTers and forum incognito promo boys for poetic praise pronto.

I recall sitting in that Mofi room with a speaker built to a strict budget in a very suboptimal room. That guy seemed to know enough to beat out 6 figure rooms in that show.

The Borresen room (from guys who seem to really know what they’re doing) didn’t have much of a competitor, easy home run, etc

The guys with the requisite aptitude levels don’t seem to have any problems at shows. It is the floppy ones who have all kinds of problems, it seems (blame this, blame that, cry me a river, whatever).

Attention is the currency of social media. When these outlets collide with the world of audio, you have three simplistic approaches to drawing attention. One is the “look what I just found, it’s just the thing you need to be completely satisfied with your system”…until next week when the next “thing” gets dropped shipped at their door. Most Youtubers get dropped into this category, some going as far as trying to get in on the manufacturing end by dropping a new logo on another manufacturer’s said piece of savior gear (ironically a pirate ship)

Isn't that something....lol, Accountant says he's an amp designer over night?! I mean...bro..when did you get that electrical engineering degree and figure out the black art of analog circuits design n all?! Ah yes, that genius in mainland China designed something for you, huh? He even made the pirate ship name plate, for you?? Rock on! Overnight amp designer.....

I mean...what the f did ya design, o great jack sparrow? Oh, that's right...you just heard it a couple of times and told that Chinese engineer (the unsung hero) to bring the highs down a lil bit...and he did a few more iterations for ya? Gotcha.