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As a ex sound engineer and now self described audiophile, I deeply admire and respect Bose products. Though expensive, I loved my Bose speakers till they fell o
by rb2e 13y ago
As a ex sound engineer and now self described audiophile, I deeply admire and respect Bose products. Though expensive, I loved my Bose speakers till they fell off my computer desk onto the floor. The small cube satellite design with the sub on the floor, filled the room considering there such small size. They were good enough for me to mix and master with for my friends projects.
RIP Dr. Bose
- nawitus 13y agoNobody in audio respects Bose products, though. They're overpriced and low-quality.
- LaunoRagnheiour 13y agoWhat about the sound engineer you just replied to?
- tossmeup 13y agoBeing a sound engineer doesn't mean you have good ears or produce good work, etc. It means someone is paying you to do a job. I post on HN because I'm a founder. I've founded 3 companies. None of which lasted more than 2 years. I use BIC ballpoint pens. Their clear plastic never failed me.
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- LaunoRagnheiour 13y agoIf you're going to argue by appeal to an unnamed authority like "everyone" it's just as easy to refute your argument using the inverse appeal. So basically all your words are meaningless.
- nawitus 13y agoWell, the 'sound engineer' should take a look at some frequency response charts.