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I just found out what "DBT-free" audiophile forums are. God dammit people. 
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Still relevant 50 years later. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7huNxJ3pXUE
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May 2, 2013 19:31
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Maybe they think Expensive Cables do something to 'clean up' signals (somehow) instead of just preserving signal?BANME.sh posted:I know I am just giving somebody out there an idea, but I am surprised I haven't heard of audiophile products that change the ratio of gases in the room to attain better sound propagation through the air. Or at the very least, an air conditioner marketed towards audiophiles. Because as we all know, colder air is better at cleaning up muddy bass. Soon we should see listening rooms built inside walk-in freezers. For the purest listening experience you need to chill your listening lounge to -40 and replace the air with pure hydrogen gas.
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Jun 4, 2013 18:08
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Mammal Sauce posted:Oenophiles The main thing with fancy wine is diminishing returns. The difference in quality between the $10 bottle and the $20 bottle might be a lot. The difference between the $20 and the $50 is smaller. The difference between the $200 bottle and the $1000 bottle is not detectable by your palate unless you taste wine for a living and even then I wouldn't put money on it in a double blind test. Plus there's more subjectivity to it than even music. The only thing really to learn is how to identify the kinds of tastes you like in oenophile terminology so that you can know what you're looking for when you read a description of a wine. On a slightly more related derail, I'm sure there's more than enough material for a photography bullshit thread. I am downright amazed at what you can pay for a loving tripod.
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Jul 11, 2013 21:28
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There totally should be, I've always been curious about just how much of that stuff is bullshit.