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Tubes, cables now this. It seems more like religion or superstition than technology IMHO. If you want to take it to the limit, hire someone to come into your h
by zw123456 8y ago
Tubes, cables now this. It seems more like religion or superstition than technology IMHO.
If you want to take it to the limit, hire someone to come into your home and perform live for you, then you can eliminate all the sources of distortion.
Not only would you be hearing the ultimate perfect sound, you would be providing employment for artists.
Seems like a win - win to me :)
- ada1981 8y agoAnd perhaps at a fraction of the cost ;)
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- zw123456 8y agoSo true, a friend and I had a holiday party at my house and we talked about having a DJ but instead we went online and got a piano player instead for less money and honestly way classier and BTW, it was fun and nice, sort of a cool thing really.
- agumonkey 8y agomaybe they'll obsess about musician's health or instrument care
- arvinsim 8y agoBut you won’t be able to play it at leisure then :P
- reaperducer 8y agoTubes, cables now this. It seems more like religion or superstition than technology IMHO. My advice to everyone is to never ask a hard-core gamer what he's tweaking when he's got his favorite rig open, and cards scattered all over the workbench. There's enough technological superstition in some of them to summon the devil.
- greenleafjacob 8y agoWhy, and how, would one "tweak" a machine?
- colejohnson66 8y agoOverclocking. 144+ Hz monitors. Etc.