mlsstl wrote: > Not sure what to make of your comment. > > However, when it comes to my preferences, I hear what I hear and like > what I like. I don't spend time trying to pretend that my perception > yields some universal truth that deems others inferior if they don't > hear the same thing. And I don't ascribe all change in my perception to > a brand of cable or special piece of kit with the latest version of > audio quantum mechanics theory. > > I happily admit that I am the biggest variable in my system. > > There are times I've been listening and have been interrupted by a phone > call. Coming back, I notice that the same album now sounds different - > sometimes better, sometimes worse. In reading audio forums for a number > of years, it seems a good subjectivist would feel compelled to find an > outside technical factor in explanation of the change. A contaminated > electrical supply to the house would seem a favorite in this > circumstance. > > Me? I simply assume some aspect of my mental or physical state has > changed a smidgen. If that makes one a jerk, then I plead guilty. ;-) This all sounds rational, honest and even friendly! What i mean is that someone honestly can claim to be thinking in the 'middle-of-the-road' and excuses all delusional findings with it and claims to be rational at the same time. This makes me wonder. Seems this is the point were you become a jerk. Hope you understand what i mean.
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