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Has anyone answered the real question?

First, I want to say that the white-outfitted guys are at my front door. Second, these people(Ori, or Oritek Audio, Alex, of APL Hi-Fi, and Nuforce-I also have to mention Signal Cable and Mapleshade.) have led me to this situation. Does anybody have a strategy against what plays through your head, when you are away from your system? Believe it or not, this is what has preoccupied me for awhile. Does anyone, anywhere relate to this? If so, can you give me some kind of strategy here?
mmakshak
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whart
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Electro-shock works well. And, in hard cases, the pre-frontal procedure will definitely get rid of the music in your head.
mmakshak OP
589 posts
 
Whart, are you sure music doesn't play through your head? What makes you run back to your system to listen to a certain song? I'm kidding, but really I'm not. Also, Guidocorona, I believe you might really be a composer of music. I just wish I could have original music coming from my mind. I think that you should really look at this. At least ask others if that's true for them. I'm being serious here.
guidocorona
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Mmakshak, you have something really going this time. . . I trained in fact as a music composer while at college. Exercise became rather impractical when little pencilled black notes started to disappear from in front of my eyes in lates 70s. Gave music a rest for almost a decade. . . than it all came back with avenge in the terrifying form of a massive attack of Audiophilia Nervosa. . . still in progress of course!
mrtennis
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you don't need a stereo system to have music playing through your head. the music on your brain depends more upon you than your stereo system. imagination is better than reality. remember paul simon's song "kodachrome" ?
guidocorona
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Let's Go for it MRT, time to sell our systems. . . then you can concentrate in writing virtual equipment reviews. . . and I can concentrate on ranting about stuff that I have heard only in my wildest audiophilic dreams.
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