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In Reply to: Since when did Behringer become an audiophile firm? posted by E-Stat on May 12, 2006 at 14:59:29:
Are you an employee, rep, or in any way tied up with Behringer? Perhaps your moniker should be changed to something like E-Stat(R) or E-Stat(M).Sure gets your hackles up to hear "your company" referred to in the same breath as "audiophile." I don't blame you, it is a somewhat condescending label given the level of interest spans those for whom home sound reproduction as a hobby is an extension of their profession to those who barely know how to turn their equipment on. But the equipment is in the crossover range where it is used by and marketed to both groups. I'm reminded of the fact that every time I drive through 36th or 37th street crosstown in Manhattan and pass all of those clothing outlet stores which say "Wholesale" and my sister asks if I think they would sell her anything as a walk in retail customer, my answer is always the same..."as long as your money is green."
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Follow Ups
- What do you mean "WE" kimosabe? - Soundmind 05/12/0616:13:26 05/12/06 (7)
- Are you kidding? - E-Stat 16:27:15 05/12/06 (6)
- Maybe I read your post wrong, looks like you fell off the deep end - Soundmind 17:10:20 05/12/06 (5)
- You said you didn't like how they calculated "flat" and blamed audiophiles - E-Stat 17:19:46 05/12/06 (4)
- Re: You said you didn't like how they calculated "flat" and blamed audiophiles - Soundmind 17:46:11 05/12/06 (3)
- You left out one detail - E-Stat 18:48:02 05/12/06 (2)
- Re: You left out one detail - Soundmind 19:27:23 05/12/06 (1)
- Yeah, just think how much gear that could have - bjh 14:08:14 05/13/06 (0)
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