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I noticed  that lately or maybe for the last five yrs, there is so much arguments,name calling, attacking cables , speakers , components makers and more, more of disagreement with members, even Audio dealers are being attack here...Very few know how to apologize when they are wrong.What can we do as Audiogon members to improve our communication to each other? How to give the informations, recommendation to members who need it? This is without involving Audiogon, any opinion or ideas ,  For me this is fun and place to learn in audio...thank you all
jayctoy
kosst_amojan
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@geoffkait 

As usual, you're completely wrong. How many products are out in the market now that do a somewhat decent job of taking a thin, basic stereo input and manipulating it to give it all kinds of depth and width? The little bluetooth speaker in my daughter's bathroom does that. It would be impossible to accomplish that task if we didn't pretty well understand what gave rise to those phenomenon in an audio signal. Beyond all that, recording engineers have been mixing in all those little tricks for a long, long time, so they must understand what happens with a signal to capture those phenomenon. Why don't you just quit while you're behind?
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geoffkait
14,147 posts
 
Me wrong? I’m sure you must be mistaken. I don’t even know what you’re talking about. 
stereo5's avatar
stereo5
2,766 posts
 
@geoffkait....................................

I hate to burst your bubble, but I find you to be one of the most sarcastic and most annoying person(s) in these forums.  You seem to pick fights with anyone and even have names for the people you argue with.  You remind me of some other guy in Washington.
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gdhal
1,641 posts
 
stereo5 - @geoffkait..I hate to burst your bubble, but I find you to be one of the most sarcastic and most annoying person(s) in these forums.

And I find him to be ***thee most sarcastic and annoying*** person in the forum.

EDIT:

parasitic would be a one word discriptor

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michaelgreenaudio
643 posts
 

Hi Guys

I hadn’t looked at this thread in a while, but when I did just now didn’t some of you miss one of Geoff’s points.

" We actually can not (rpt not) measure soundstage height or any other dimension, the sound characteristics of the recording venue, sweetness, warmth, presence, wetness, bass tautness, transparency, glare, things of that nature. As I read your manifesto, the ability to measure anything is pretty much your whole premise."

My question is, why hasn’t any of the measurement guys been able to reply to this, very true BTW, statement?

I make soundstages both in the studio and in playback so I could be a fair referee possibly. What I’m saying is, is it really useful when some of you make statements knowing if a professional in the field reads what you say he or she can easily call you out on it? Wouldn’t you guys rather learn than put yourselves in the position of loosing credibility?

Michael Green

www.michaelgreenaudio.net

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