like (and I hate to use the term because I resemble it some) audiophools. T hey like the tube stuff, and even older solid state stuff.
now and can see, decided if they like the sound or not and blame the least likely piece of equipment for the latter outcome.
Its pretty crazy.
snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com was saying that people don't want to read bullshit like t his, but I disagree. A lot of this (from a 1960's music perspective) is not weird, but still ... its and odd perspective.
You have a 15 year old kid about to enter college in an electrical engineer ing program. What's he (or she) thinking in a sniveling bratty manner? Pro bably:
"what? you mean you MANUALLY play a guitar? a synthesizer? drums? You're joking right? me and my friends make use our phones to design an interface , CPU, memory, power processor and audio and other hardware all to fit in a microscopic compartment so small, you can't even see it. In some cases - e ven with a microscope. Because its so small, it will use less energy."
Comparing stuff like that with more "traditional" music design and repair t hat you are used to just makes the whole thing look odd. But hey, it all w orks if you are comfy, right?.