the purists post........

[rob]

things that define a purist.


1, not being able to decide on a matt or silk finish whilst decorating the living room because he dosent yet, fully understand the sonic benefits of using either one.

 

[cookiemonster]

Conversely, I think a purist would describe such an activity more appropriately, as anal.

 

[wadia-miester]

A purist wouldn't be painting the room, now would he ? He'd get Audio Freaks to do it for him

 

[penance]

line the wall with copper sheet covered in cork tiles
stop RFI ingress and also stop *them* reading your mind.

 

[ram]

2. Not allowing the wife into the room, due to her sound asorbing properties.
________
Ferrari modulo history

 

[cookiemonster]

2a not having a wife.

 

[lowrider]

Going to a lot of live concerts, instead of buying an hifi...

 

[penance]

Originally posted by lowrider
Going to a lot of live concerts, instead of buying an hifi...

head nail etc............

 

[mr cat]

Originally posted by wadia-miester
A purist wouldn't be painting the room, now would he ? He'd get Audio Freaks to do it for him

would a purist even paint their room..?

 

[wadia-miester]

Yes MR . Cat, with audiophile bass defusing properities paint from Russ Andrews Wm

 

[mr cat]

ah yes, at 649 notes a tin...

 

[wadia-miester]

Crickey, he must be having a sale then

 

[rob]

someone who spends hundreds of pounds on software and then seven days positioning his speakers for optimum performance and then spots a spiders web in the corner of the celing. that web isent a permenant feture of the room and when gone might imbalance the tonal qualities of his speaker placement.he seeks advice.

 

[osama]

Originally posted by ram
2. Not allowing the wife into the room, due to her sound asorbing properties.

that sounds more like a battered wife


regards

 

[GrahamN]

Originally posted by lowrider
Going to a lot of live concerts, instead of buying an hifi...

It's entirely possible (although time consuming) to do both

 

[bottleneck]

Originally posted by rob
someone who spends hundreds of pounds on software and then seven days positioning his speakers for optimum performance and then spots a spiders web in the corner of the celing. that web isent a permenant feture of the room and when gone might imbalance the tonal qualities of his speaker placement.he seeks advice.

Ive got that one covered.

Move the spider to the opposite corner of the room, and he will make a similar web to equalise room reflection.

Differences in web design can be accomodated by trimming with some nail scissors.

 

[Hex Spurt]

Originally posted by bottleneck
Ive got that one covered.

Move the spider to the opposite corner of the room, and he will make a similar web to equalise room reflection.

Differences in web design can be accomodated by trimming with some nail scissors.

Noooo! You must train the spider to build symetrical webs of exactly the same design

 

[julian2002]

that sounds more like a battered wife

no that's a scottish woman, they'll deep fry anything up there

as for the subject of this thread... anyone wh spends more than 10 minutes a day on an internet forum devoted to the subject, arguing about cables. bugger...
cheers

julian

 

[mr cat]

Originally posted by julian2002
no that's a scottish woman, they'll deep fry anything up there

as for the subject of this thread... anyone wh spends more than 10 minutes a day on an internet forum devoted to the subject, arguing about cables. bugger...
cheers

julian

I spend most of my working day on these forums, gawd help me when my boss checks the proxy log files...