View Full Version : Curious - how many hours of listening do you people do?
Seems like some of you spend far too much time lambasting each other
hear than listening - unless of course you don't sleep or work.
Clyde Slick
March 4th 06, 06:49 PM
"MD" > wrote in message
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> Seems like some of you spend far too much time lambasting each other hear
> than listening - unless of course you don't sleep or work.
I, for one, sleep at work.
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MD wrote:
> Seems like some of you spend far too much time lambasting each other
> hear than listening - unless of course you don't sleep or work.
Never mind just listening to music, or even spending time on improving
their audio systems. Just try to find a productive discussion on audio
on this group, where these kids aren't tearing at each other's throats.
I couldn't find a single thread where a discussion about audio was
being held, and the participants weren't attacking each other. So I
tried to start one (Paper Or Plastic?). It immediately became another
attack thread (thanks to ScottW for that...).
This group doesn't need a moderator. It needs a referee.
Robert Morein
March 4th 06, 07:19 PM
> wrote in message
ups.com...
>
> MD wrote:
>> Seems like some of you spend far too much time lambasting each other
>> hear than listening - unless of course you don't sleep or work.
>
> Never mind just listening to music, or even spending time on improving
> their audio systems. Just try to find a productive discussion on audio
> on this group, where these kids aren't tearing at each other's throats.
> I couldn't find a single thread where a discussion about audio was
> being held, and the participants weren't attacking each other. So I
> tried to start one (Paper Or Plastic?). It immediately became another
> attack thread (thanks to ScottW for that...).
>
> This group doesn't need a moderator. It needs a referee.
>
Sorry I missed that. I will now respond to your thread.
Steven Sullivan
March 4th 06, 09:09 PM
MD > wrote:
> Seems like some of you spend far too much time lambasting each other
> hear than listening - unless of course you don't sleep or work.
I'd guess I've done about 12 hours in the past week of pure listening, on
my main system. I do tend to stay up late even on weeknights.
This weekend I'm sure I'll put in another three or four.
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-S
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ScottW
March 4th 06, 10:28 PM
> wrote in message
ups.com...
>
> MD wrote:
>> Seems like some of you spend far too much time lambasting each other
>> hear than listening - unless of course you don't sleep or work.
>
> Never mind just listening to music, or even spending time on improving
> their audio systems. Just try to find a productive discussion on audio
> on this group, where these kids aren't tearing at each other's throats.
> I couldn't find a single thread where a discussion about audio was
> being held, and the participants weren't attacking each other. So I
> tried to start one (Paper Or Plastic?). It immediately became another
> attack thread (thanks to ScottW for that...).
I simply didn't agree with your premise nor your approach and
for that I am accused of "attack".
Here's attack... you've demonstrated yourself to be.. quite
obviously the biggest hypocrite I've ever encountered on
RAO. Congratulations.
ScottW
Arny Krueger
March 5th 06, 11:46 AM
"MD" > wrote in message
Answering the title line, I listen to about 3-4 hours of live music and
spoken word a week. I listen to music for another 3-8 hours a week related
to mixing and editing recordings of the music and spoken word, mostly
related to the live events. I listen to music just for the purpose of
enjoyment for about 4 hours a week.
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