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Re: Hi Lawrie.
Hi Foxy,
I didn't quite 'enjoy your comments' as you put it and if you haven't read what you wrote, I would urge you do so. I almost puked in embarassment for you when I read them because I got the impression that when you wrote that, you were kneeling in front of a huge framed photograph of JW (occupational hazard perhaps, being a picture framer?)
By contrast, my U.S. contact who still has all his Mana glass shelves in storage has offered to demonstrate the effectiveness and advantages of the Neuance shelves over the Mana shelves starting with a suspended deck like the Michell Orbe and working his way down through CD player, amps etc. I must say that I am looking forward to my next visit out there. Now, that's what what I call confidence in a product.
Hey Bubsy
You've got me figured out all wrong, man.
I am not a Mana sceptic as the product perhaps works for you guys. I am open minded or else I would not have accepted an American invitation to listen to Mana vs Neuance and Mana's 14 day or whatever money-back guarantee does not apply to people like me living in Lawrieville (outside the U.K.) What I am 'sceptical' about though is the assumption that if one is not using Mana, then "one is not serious about hifi or music" to quote a famous phrase by one of your gang and I am also 'sceptical' about the methods used to promote the product. As Foxy himself has openly admitted, enlightening me or anyone else for that matter would be a Herculean task presumably because there are no actual differences or benefits to be heard? IIRC, Tones of this forum carried out several tests using a Mana Soundframe and it did not make a difference - not one iota. So maybe, Foxy is right, enlightening me would not make a difference at all if Tones' experiences are anything to go by.
P.S. Didn't you feel like throwing up when you read Foxy's comments? I know you are a disciple as well but not even you would write such stomach churning comments. Check out this comment from Foxy: If it (Nuance) was any good JW would replace the boards with Neuance boards. Hallo Foxy, it's your wake-up call here: has it dawned on you that Neuance is a competitor and it would be suicidal for JW to replace all his shelves with Nuance shelves?
I hope that you (Foxy) got a severe reprimand for those comments.
Enjoy the music,
Lawrie.
Originally posted by fox
Glad you enjoyed my reply. I would only consider "enlightening you" if I felt the Herculean task ahead of me would actually make a difference.
But it won't
So I shan't
Hi Foxy,
I didn't quite 'enjoy your comments' as you put it and if you haven't read what you wrote, I would urge you do so. I almost puked in embarassment for you when I read them because I got the impression that when you wrote that, you were kneeling in front of a huge framed photograph of JW (occupational hazard perhaps, being a picture framer?)

By contrast, my U.S. contact who still has all his Mana glass shelves in storage has offered to demonstrate the effectiveness and advantages of the Neuance shelves over the Mana shelves starting with a suspended deck like the Michell Orbe and working his way down through CD player, amps etc. I must say that I am looking forward to my next visit out there. Now, that's what what I call confidence in a product.

Originally posted by Bubsy
Sceptics such as Lawrie should try before condemning.
Hey Bubsy
You've got me figured out all wrong, man.

P.S. Didn't you feel like throwing up when you read Foxy's comments? I know you are a disciple as well but not even you would write such stomach churning comments. Check out this comment from Foxy: If it (Nuance) was any good JW would replace the boards with Neuance boards. Hallo Foxy, it's your wake-up call here: has it dawned on you that Neuance is a competitor and it would be suicidal for JW to replace all his shelves with Nuance shelves?


Enjoy the music,
Lawrie.

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