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RE: I have the same PEs on the same outlet

Posted by audionutge@yahoo.com (M) on March 24, 2008 at 13:39:48

In Reply to: RE: I have the same PEs on the same outlet posted by hotbird on March 24, 2008 at 09:39:13:

I can’t figure if you’re trying to irritate me over this nonsense the past few days or if we have a language problem. You continue to throw things at me in order to get a rise out of me, but it doesn’t change my mind or prove your point, you have offered no science to prove your theory, with the exception that it sounds good. If you lack the working knowledge that is fine and I can accept that, but my opinion and professional expertise is still valid. One may argue that I make a product and I’m downplaying the possible competition, but I have no intensions of reproducing this product because I don’t believe in it. As I stated in the past, I tried the product and thought it was not for me, I was going to put it in a professional install, but the product didn’t live up to it’s claim, I’m sure other opinions differ from my own, but for the application it didn’t work. I don’t really care if the folks over at AR and Oyaide are the best of buds, that means absolutely nothing to me, I have tried both product lines and I see no similarities whatsoever in tonal qualities. For every one product you can throw at me I can throw back 500 that sound exactly the same, what does that have to do with anything? Last August I sat in a studio with 3 engineers plus myself and a producer, we all heard the results from the product and none of us were all that impressed. It’s not an issue that the product doesn’t offer an audible tonal change in close proximity, as I said to you the other day; the issue is how it achieves the audible change. Leaking EM to increase tonal warmth is not rocket science, there are literally hundreds of ways to achieve the same thing, it doesn’t make it right, but it sure does offer an audible change. The question is what makes this marketing theory better than the others? Hopefully we are now finished with this conversation; I have nothing more to add to this subject. Please understand I’m not trying to be rude, but I am starting to get fed up because we have been at this since the moment I hoped on line last Thursday evening. I’m sorry I missed all the hoopla on this crap the past few weeks, but I was on the road with Gary Moore earning a living, don’t want to deal with it when I haven’t slept in 60 hours and 4 or 5 days later it’s still being debated by throwing marketing literature at me, I personally don’t have the patience for that, I’m sorry, but there are more important things to talk about. I also get the impression you are a AR dealer or some form of rep and like I said the other day I don’t want to listen to the party line, especially when I’m trying to explain how the circuit works to help people better understand how to properly use the unit. Let me say that again, I didn't tell them not to use it, I told them the way they used it was wrong, and I still stand by that argument. In conclusion I think we should just agree to disagree and call it a day, I’m finished debating you on this topic.

Regards
Alan Maher

Edits: 03/24/08 03/24/08

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