Covenanter
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I have "Golden Eyes". When I read a load of dingo's kidneys I know it is that straight away even though the writer thinks it is perfectly sensible.
Chris
Chris
Golden Ears said::help: drowning in your witt :clap:
Golden Ears said:It appears today has stared with a line up of wannabe comedians. Never enter a battle of wits witless you'll leave as you arrived. This thread was a fallout to anyone experiencing the DH Labs Red wave mains cables. It touched upon the subject of differences in cables and how I gave experienced them. If you've never experienced anything unexplainable and are living in a bubble as clearly you are not open to new possibilities I suggest you find a forum for who can abuse who the most as I had thought this forum was for serious audio lovers and not a place put put in school boy snipes as it clearly has become.
Golden Ears said:Looks like I said their minds and not mine however this is an audio forum and the thread is about cables. If you've nothing to add constructive be it I've never heard anything different or maybe some do then the point is mute.
cheeseboy said:what, like the differences you are hearing are all in your head and not the cables? Like far out man....
Golden Ears said:And you have of course the ability to experience others senses and I assume walk on water. The school boy snipes appear here again or maybe an arrogant flavour would be more fitting.
Golden Ears said:The implication that all things experienced are a trick of the mind because you've never had the same experience is in its very nature arrogant.
Golden Ears said:As for backing my view point I wonder where I'm drilling this into the thread. I have my own experiences and people have theirs. No 2 people hear alike nor see alike. No 2 systems will convey music the same and I see no where here I've quoted otherwise.
Golden Ears said:So if you are thinking I'm trying to brainwash or influence people by suggested they enter this subject with an open mind I cannot see how this can get you back up so much.
Golden Ears said:It's not an I'm right you're wrong however what I've experienced is very real and there's no disputing that as you've not experienced the same therefore any trying to play down this is mute. There are too any unexplainable things out there and this is just another.
Golden Ears said:cheeseboy said:what, like the differences you are hearing are all in your head and not the cables? Like far out man....
this my friend is IMO a school boy snipe albeit an attempt at humour
BigH said:How can you try before you buy if there are no dealers in your country?
Golden Ears said:BigH said:How can you try before you buy if there are no dealers in your country?
A reputable company in England I know of is The Missing Link they have in the past on their website offered free in home trials of their cables! I can't claim to know many other but surely you could agree to a trial with nearly any reputable audio dealer. They can ear mark your credit card and give you 14days in home trial. I think a Richer Sounds have a month. I lived in the UK many years ago and those 2 companies I had felt with.
floyd droid said:BigH said:Golden Ears what sort of system are you using?
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cheeseboy said:dude, give it a rest, just because somebody disagrees with you doesn't mean you should cry foul.
its perfectly fine to disagree that's life. But to insinuate that it must be brain tricky is no longer an option but a statement claiming someone else is imagining something because they've not shared that experience.
Golden Ears said:The implication that all things experienced are a trick of the mind because you've never had the same experience is in its very nature arrogant.
as is the opposite, which is the point I'm trying to make. You can't say to people they should be open to one experience because it backs up what you believe, but then ignore the opposite. That's hypocritical.
how is saying have an open mind hypercritical when I've said all along some people hear things others don't and one persons hearing is totally subjective. My statement have an open mind is purely a premise to the fact that if you've made up your mind you'll still claim you've never heard a difference even when you do. That's all I'm saying p, definitely not trying to say I'm right you must hear as you clearly hepavent heard anything to merit a belief as of yet. I must say I'd hadn't for mealy 15 years then one day I did.
Golden Ears said:So if you are thinking I'm trying to brainwash or influence people by suggested they enter this subject with an open mind I cannot see how this can get you back up so much.
It's not getting my back up, what I'm saying is that it's very hypocritical to say that people should have an open mind, but only the way that backs up your experiences. I say to you, have an open mind that it may be all in your head and so what if it is, you'll still hear the differences....
It's the open mind thing that says you've got to share my opinion? How would you suggest I write it without sounding like you have to sit in my court? I'm trying to say that if you've a closed mind to the subject perhaps you're missing out. If you're happy and have no desire to experiment or experience (possibly) differences then of course look away from this post everyone is entitled to their opinion I could never claim you've heard something but given a chance to sit with a coffe and some source material I'm convinced you'd be (if only slightly) convinced you'd heard a difference too
I'd dispute what you are classing as real though. Are you saying that because you've heard it that's it's real, ie it's a fact, or just that you heard a difference and therefore it's real to you? If it's the former, then yes, I'd take issue with that as you can't really present subjective evidence as fact. If it's the latter then it falls under the It could be the cable, it could be the brain, eithe way I hear a difference camp, which is, keeping an open mind imho.