Demagnetising LP's & cd's

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    Basil

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    So why the post?
     
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    Richard Dunn

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    Perhaps we should try demagnetising you. You never know it might create a more pleasant experience.
     
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    I posted this on another thread on another subject, Titian, but really, it applies to you far more than to the other guy!

    "A belief in invisible cats cannot logically be disproved. But it does tell us a good deal about those that hold it"

    Keep feeding those cats, Titian.

    Chris
     
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    Because I'm so happy (since a few days I'm listening to so much music with help of invisible cats) and I feel the necessity to write that. :)
     
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    So you obviously do care about what they have, what they think and what they do, despite posting that you don't.

    I sense confusion...

    ;)
     
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    titian

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    Well Chris
    what you believe or think really has no importance at all and repeating it to other people doesn't help much neither makes it more important or true. Maybe to a few creatures in the universe? Maybe :rolleyes:
    ;)
     
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    True, Titian, but may i make a suggestion? The next time you are tempted to buy witchcraft-based foo, consider giving the money to the charity of your choice.

    That will have just as big an impact on the sound of your system, and someone or something will at least benefit.

    Chris
     
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    Be honest, deep down you know, don't you, it is bollocks isn't it?
    You've just posted here in search of validation for what is in fact delusional.
     
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    I sense all the usual parties are arriving to join in the feeding frenzy. How dare anyone hear or even think they hear something that you have no experience of - how dare they :rolleyes:

    I have no axe to grind on this one, as I haven't tried it nor do I find much incentive to do so. BUT I have enough intelligence to keep an open mind. There are some strange electrical and electromagnetic properties in nature that we have very little understanding of. Some birds know where magnetic north is, why are they magnetic. Some fish notably sharks detect in some way the electrical energy of other fish and also read it as a form of communication, so why and how.

    The reason we can never be sure in this case is because we are dealing with music which is an emotional or energetic experience, we cannot even understand what creates those experiences in us *yet*, so how can we be so sure we understand what stimulates them.

    OK somethings are definitely psychosomatic, and I would include Belt stuff in this, but it is only my opinion and I must respect others opinion. The problem with you lot is you respect no one apart from your narrow minded view on reality, and your desire to feed off and elevate yourselves on what you perceive as the stupidity of others.
     
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    So you are so open minded you don't find much incentive to try it. Classic.
     
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    I have many more important (in my mind) things to do and try, but you never know one day I may get around to it, especially if I see people who I respect the opinion of (so sadly not you) start to say it works.
     
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    Well Richard, there are always people who want to elevate them selves above others.

    Nothing new. First they tell people, something like they are not "normal" and then they expect that these people accept a suggestion from them. :D
    Just pathetic.


    @Cooky
    to be opened minded on something doesn't mean that one must try it.
    Everyone has priorities and cannot try everything especially things like a demagnitizer which are known to be unimportant.

    PS: oh Richard was faster than me in the response!
     
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    How very narrow minded of you.

    But Richard it's a software treatment! just imagine what clarity and 'window removal' you could be missing...
     
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    Ah, Titian,
    There is no way I would elevate myself above a grand foo-master such as your good self.

    I am just a humble mortal who requires a rational explanation for things.

    You, all you have to do is believe! (And spend sufficient money on it, of course. If it's cheap it cannot possibly work). Hallelujah lord, you have seen the light and inconsequential things like cause and effect don't apply to people like you.

    Chris
     
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    Well you seem to believe also! :D

    I don't know about which light and which lord you're talking about. Are you rational? :D

    Very impressed about your rationality! You must be a great psychologist.
     
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    It's really incredible:

    A nobody writes a post to say that he has a demagnetizer since years and he's still happy about his purchase and then all this.... :D

    It seems to be the biggest problem to some people.

    unbelievable! :D :D
     
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    Psychologist, Titian? You shouldn't use words you don't understand, mate.

    And the light/lord was an allusion to your blind faith and gullibility.

    I'm away for my dinner. See you tomorrow.

    Chris
     
    Mescalito, Aug 10, 2010
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    titian

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    Very rational for a person "who requires a rational explanation for things".

    Well everybody believes in something...

    I'm certainly not going to let be say what I should or shouldn't do from somebody like you. ;)


    Have a nice dinner and evening!
     
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