
Originally Posted by
Marco
Lol - so apart from that, he's ok?
That's an old video, which was posted on pfm a while back, and I watched it then. I don't have a problem with the guy at all - he is who he is, and IMO is more 'palatable' than most in his industry. At least he's not boring, as he has a personality [one you either warm to or don't] and also a sense of humour, which many of his fellow reviewers don't.
Most are rather introverted nerds/geeks and measurement freaks, with zero personality or sense of humour (who bore the SHITE out of me), and that for me is what makes Fremer
human. I couldn't care less how wealthy or successful he is, so good luck to him. Would I want his system? No!
Would I want his record collection (if I had the room) - YES!
Marco.
+1
I've never met him so who am I to judge. He's probably a very nice chap.
I wouldn't want his system either nor anyone else's for that matter.
I'm very happy with what I've got and I take great pleasure in appreciating it. And I agree that expensive doesn't always mean better.
His collection is vast but like his system it's not to my taste which is obvious. But I've watched some of his videos before regarding reviews of releases and have gleaned a few nuggets on the back of them.
I have to say that what I've heard he's been spot on so far.
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