 Re: The Blind Listening Experience
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shareholder in the making
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Peter, you should know by now that I would ::stamp my feet:: BEFORE ::running away crying:: !!
::::::: No disrespect to Axiom, but my favorite woofer is my yellow lab :::::::
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Re: The Blind Listening Experience
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Freakin' walkies. I hate us SOOO much! [/homer] How funny is this? I glance through the Home Theater magazine that came in today's mail, and they're reviewing the same B&W speakers (though in 5.1 configuration) and, at $14,500, they call it a "Top Pick" and give it five stars for value!!! Should I write them and ask if they shouldn't A/B a pair of M3s with those before they rate the "value"?  Didn't take the time to pull out a scanner:  Mark, that guy on Pleasant street really needs you to remit that invoice, asap!
Always call the place you live a house. When you're old, everyone else will call it a home.
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Re: The Blind Listening Experience
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And, really, if you think a $14,500 "value" in loudspeakers is a hoot, I get TAS (The Absolute Sound)! The "cheescake" cover shots may feature a turntable for $125,000, or a pair of speakers for $180,000, or $70,000 (EACH!) monoblocks.
How many incremental improvemnt level$ are there, beweent "pi" carried to 19 decimal spaces, or 83?
And our dog may snuggle up to the EP500 now and then (odd, yes), but he's never weighed in on the rest of the system, and hey, he knows better than any of us, right?
Always call the place you live a house. When you're old, everyone else will call it a home.
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