Does standing on one leg whilst eating a banana make a difference?

Discussion in 'Hi-Fi and General Audio' started by angi73, Nov 5, 2005.

  1. angi73

    tones compulsive cantater

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    Which you doubtlessly found completely disconfituring, n'est-ce pas?
     
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    Those look more like limes to me
     
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    thats what I thought. False advertising, selling limes as avacados at inflated prices. You should be ashamed of yourself mosfet, taking advantage of people like that.
     
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    I tried plums aswell, god that hurt!
     
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    Quite correct. Limes not avocados!

    Next up were the limes. I had almost convinced myself of the scientific superiority of this fruit before I tried it. Looking at the various layers of the fruit I was sure this would have a positive effect on its resonance-control properties.

    Switching to the limes proved quite interesting. It was as if the singer took a couple of steps forward. The midrange wasn't exactly in your face, but it did draw my attention. I couldn't say that the bass became tighter or looser; it just became less prominent. In my system, the limes didn't work.


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    Spam, spam, spam, spam,
    Spam, spam, spam, spam,
    Lovely spam! Wonderful spam!
     
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    do you sandwich the spam between platter and record?
     
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    would it protect my plums?
     
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    Discomfituring indeed. And since my preference goes to marmalade, I'll try Seville oranges next.
     
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    WHo every suggested using plum need to be shot. Damn what a mess...... the damn things were too soft to hold my amp. Orange is better at least they hold up HOWEVER how come I couldn't heard any of this improvement that you people heard? Maybe Notaclue was right after all? IHMO some people have been smoking too much fruit skins for their own good.
     
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    ...which hopefully won't turn out to be another lemon, otherwise the whole fruit business starts to lose all its apeel.
     
    tones, Nov 8, 2005
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