Tweakers' Asylum

RE: Plants are not good for the sound.

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geoffkait

In Reply to: RE: Plants are not good for the sound. posted by Scholl on September 24, 2023 at 05:20:21

But the back yard is a different story, there plants, trees can be placed in the ground, their "natural place," whereas an "unnatural place" for real plants is in the living room. Humans are sensitive to that. Bad for sound.

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RE: Plants are not good for the sound. - Tre' 17:55:43 09/26/23 (4)
Do you have anything, but your own opinion, to back up that crazy theory?

An unhappy plant in the room with us and that makes the sound bad......Really????

Tre'
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- RE: Plants are not good for the sound. - emailtim 08:21:11 09/28/23 (2)
  Sorry, no math, physics or science to back that opinion up.
  Now were did I put that pot of magic pebbles.
  
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  - must be he has a magic nasty plant too - Story 08:42:23 09/28/23 (1)
    - RE: must be he has a magic nasty plant too - emailtim 09:20:10 09/28/23 (0)
      Heh, great movie.
      
      He must have watched (or smoked) too many plant based horror movies.
      
      Strange that the Magnepan crowd always recommended ficus plants.
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- The only thing to fear is fear itself. - geoffkait 03:01:44 09/27/23 (0)
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