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In Reply to: stereophile finished posted by PhillyB on January 22, 2007 at 10:54:55:
I read both magazines because they have different strengths. Frankly, I find the reviews in Stereophile to be more comprehensive than TAS. Sound of the reviews in TAS leave my wanting more information. I get more useful information such as set up tips and room size. I enjoy the roundtable discussions and HP's workshop in TAS. I don't mind the astronomical prices of the items reviewed in both magazines cause I'm not going to buy them. However, I am most interested in the trials and tribulations that the reviewer went through to make them sound their best. That's just the tweaker in me poking out. I miss Jonathan Scull's fine tunes and I miss the directness of Corey Greenberg ("that piece of equipment sucks"). Both nagazines have become too politically correct.
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Follow Ups
- I find that Stereophile and TAS provide different but interesting perpsectives - starchild 03:31:08 01/23/07 (4)
- what i am saying is - hifitommy 19:04:09 01/23/07 (1)
- OK. I can roll with that - starchild 20:07:53 01/23/07 (0)
- "Sound of the reviews in TAS leave my wanting more information." - hifitommy 06:00:22 01/23/07 (1)
- Please clarify what you meant - starchild 09:17:53 01/23/07 (0)
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