Watch Dog

[Bob]

Have you ever read a reveiw of a peice of audio equipment in a audio magazine that seems almost 180 degrees out from your listening experience with that same peice of equipment? Do you automatically feel that the audio critics in the mags most know what is right and your measurements and listening experiences must be wrong?
If you want to read some letters by a couple of people who have looked behind the curtain of OZ and found that the wizard is just a little man with a big microphone, go to this website and click on the Watch Dog heading.

http://www.audioperfectionist.com/

[SiliGoose]

Interesting stuff. He presents his site and points in a very well thought out manner. Talented dog too!

The magazines are all jokes. If you open one knowing that you're much better off. Having a 'watch dog' around to help out is helpful too.




-Sili

[Lex]

not sure how many friends he will make in the audio press industry, lol. But I got to hand it to him, it's about time somebody with some cahunas told it like it is. We all know our print mediums are as influenced as can be by special interests, advertisers, etc...

He might want to do a piece on the online world too, the special interests and monopolistic things going on within our online community. They are there, just like in print-

Lex

[John Holmes]

Nice to see we have police everywhere!

I'm glad that he wanted the job. Good reading!




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