Old ways vs new...

Discussion in 'Hi-Fi and General Audio' started by lowrider, Mar 28, 2004.

  1. lowrider

    merlin

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    Ian

    You AIN'T my girlfriend, regardless of your fantasies
     
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    michaelab desafinado

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    There's no need for that merlin :rolleyes: . MO was only dishing out some of your own medicine, albeit in much reduced strength - seems like it didn't agree with you though ;)


    Regarding the word "imagine" I don't find it insulting or condescending. However, as the subject is bound to come up again, which word would you prefer was used to describe differences that can be heard when the identity of the kit is known but mysteriously disappear when it isn't?

    Err...yes, there are. Like this one for example:
    Since you were clearly referring to Tones and WM, yes I'm sure they, like all of us, hear things differently but I'd wager that under blind test conditions the "Goldeness" of their ears would be remarkably similar.

    Michael.
     
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    lowrider Live music is surround

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    "Mysteriously disappear" is also insulting or condescending, you are assuming that as a fact without any evidence, how do you know if it will disappear, what do you think you know that we dont... :newbie:
     
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    merlin

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    Oh Michael.....do give it a rest. Try Humour, it is know to prolong your life.

    Check out Kevin Bloody Wilson, smoke some herb, pour water over your neighbour.

    I won't even bother responding to your paranoid analysis, but I will give you a clue

    We don't ALL take this thing quite that seriously you know;)
     
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    merlin

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    Did see that though:D

    Sadly you are wrong on both counts amigo but then as you keep saying, imagination is a powerful thing;)
     
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    michaelab desafinado

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    Oh please - I'm not saying that the differences will necessarily disappear, I'm saying that I think they probably will. You're saying you think they probably won't. I could just as easily say that you're assuming it as fact without any evidence. There is however plenty of evidence of people only hearing differences when they know what they're listening to. There's nothing wrong with that, it's happened to me too.

    Do we have to repeat this thread for the third time? :rolleyes:

    Try it yourself :). It was noticably absent from your response to MO earlier.

    Michael.
     
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    merlin

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    I personally found it funny Michael , certainly more entertaining than MO's comments.

    Still humour, like everything is of course subjective.
     
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    wadia-miester Mighty Rearranger

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    Ouch :D
     
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    OK Michael, could we try this....

    If I stated on this forum that you were an idiot I would rightfully be banned.

    If I were to imagine that you were a idiot then I guess that would not be a problem

    What if I were to state that I imagine you are a idiot?
     
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    7_V I want a Linn - in a DB9

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    Then I imagine you'd be banned.
     
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    It is good to see the forum has regain the wonderful sense of humour.

    Hope I am not delusional and just imagine this. :rds2:
     
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    michaelab desafinado

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    Then it would be clear that you hadn't evaluated my intelligence under double blind test conditions :D

    Michael.
     
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    7_V I want a Linn - in a DB9

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    Is that where neither you nor the IQ test knew you were taking it?
     
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    When you are next over, if you fancy trying out the restaurants around Windsor under DBT conditions, I would be only too happy to pick up the tab;)
     
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    MO! MOnkey`ead!

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    I think you've miss read (perhaps down to the way I worded it), what I said. At the point of my post, you'd made only 2 posts. One a short ref to the music section...

    "A great way of telling us to focus on the music James if i may say so"

    And then another one which I was refering to only for the (as I said, genuinely funny) comment about....

    "what may be non existant to say a Linn owner in his latter years, may be only to obvious to say a Bel Canto owner in his 30's."

    "predictable and shite attempts at kicking things off again" wasn't aimed at you. And I'd have appologised (possibly), if the way I worded it had seemed like it was.

    But then you went and made a bit of a tit of yourself. :rolleyes:

    Do you still want PM?
     
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    merlin

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    Yeah, go on Mo!

    I'm only listening to music at the MOment - humour me!

    I collect them you see.

    I take it you're a breast man?
     
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    MO! MOnkey`ead!

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    You have PM
     
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    lowrider Live music is surround

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    Just bought a DVD of John Lee Hooker, I got stoned just hearing THE music, fabulous... :band:
     
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    MO! MOnkey`ead!

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    Do you tend to listen in 5.1 (assuming it's on the disc), or listen to the stereo version?
     
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    lowrider Live music is surround

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    I always listen in 5.1, if it is stereo I use DPLII... :MILD:

    This DVD has PCM and DD 5.1 tracks, the later sounds better, clearer and livelier, but with many DVDs I prefer the stereo PCM + DPLII...
     
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