Oh dear. Is this 'expert opinion'?

[walpurgis]

I was looking up the DIN 45500 Hi-Fi standard and came across this:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/gds/Hi-Fi-Speakers-Buying-Guide-/10000000177317748/g.html

Draw your own conclusions.

[anthonyTD]

Ohh dear!:doh:
I was looking up the DIN 45500 Hi-Fi standard and came across this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/gds/Hi-Fi-Speakers-Buying-Guide-/10000000177317748/g.html

Draw your own conclusions.

[Arkless Electronics]

"Buyers can choose to purchase top quality brands such as Bose, or a cheaper option such as Samsung or Sony".... :rfl:

[Haselsh1]

All sounds a bit Donald Trump to me

;)

[walpurgis]

Apparently, young people can hear up 25 Hz.

[RothwellAudio]

This illustrates just how badly misled people can be these days. Before the internet when people would read things in books there was a fair chance that the information was correct or reliable. The publisher would check out the author's credentials and wouldn't publish any old rubbish from any chancer that handed him a manuscript. These days any idiot can write a blog and set themselves up as an expert.
Reader beware :mental:

[walpurgis]

Quote:

https://s3.postimg.org/lgja2z7eb/Screen_Shot_08-23-17_at_10.10_AM.png (https://postimages.org/)

[Firebottle]

Where does 'noise' come in with speakers?

What a load of frigging tosh.

[prestonchipfryer]

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. It's sad. Ebay bollocks. Stopped dealing with them years ago.

[Beobloke]

I was a little surprised to read that the frequency range of hi-fi is 10-22Hz. Is that where we've all been going wrong all these years?

[Macca]

I was a little surprised to read that the frequency range of hi-fi is 10-22Hz. Is that where we've all been going wrong all these years?

Yep, we should just be reproducing the deep bass, don't need the rest it's just messing up the sound.

[southall-1998]

I can't hear above 17khz.

S.

[Simon_LDT]

Reads like some good satire to me, haha. Wonder who are the 2 people that 'liked' this nonsense... :lol: