ralphpnj wrote:
> Can you say "bluetooth"?
>
> Stand alone bluetooth speakers paired to smartphones which are in turn
> streaming mp3 quality audio is way many people under 30 are currently
> experiencing music listening and that "many" will soon become "most".
>
> Between the above plus the co
Ralph:
Indeed. The money must flow and profits are needed! Real technological
innovation for sound quality has dropped off years ago even if you
include at best subtle effects like jitter which was "fixed" with
asynchronous technologies like ethernet and USB. This is getting close
to 10 years ago
Archimago wrote:
>
>
> Maybe I'm just a hopeless romantic, but I do think the tide is
> turning... Probably has been turning for awhile. Maybe they can "fool
> some of the people some of the time", but I suspect as the years have
> dragged on, the pot of fools have diminished.
>
> ... Hmmm
ralphpnj wrote:
> Archimago I do have one question:
>
> After you have run all the tests and completed all the measurements what
> do you use to clean the snake oil off your hands?
Archimago wrote:
> You know, that snake oil is nasty stuff.
>
> Cheers,
> Arch
Thanks Archimago for the ve
Archimago wrote:
> Maybe I'm just a hopeless romantic, but I do think the tide is
> turning... Probably has been turning for awhile.
As far as audio goes, I think it has turned - long ago. And turned the
silent majority away from anything that even vaguely smells of "hi-fi"
or "high end". Funny
Yup, thanks Julf.
I think it's actually fascinating to think about the psychology of these
folks. A good contemporary example is AudioStream and the most recent
posting as if it is a badge of honour to exclude basically anyone who
questions their philosophy on the basis of creating "civil" discou
Very true!
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