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    Quote Originally Posted by Andre View Post
    There is absolutly no need to spend the stupid money people spend on hifi.
    Andre, there's no need for spending stupid money on cars either. Or on sci-fi films or on prog-rock albums or whatever.
    That's how the hobbies seem to others : spending stupid money.

    But I share your opinion about the hype of a lot of over-rated hifi. I simply don't think it applies for most people in this forum.
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    Demitri I don't spend stupid money on prog rock albums one of the reasons i moved to CD, won't pay for the albums they cost about £1.50 each when they came out, there worth a fraction of that, but o no collectors magazines tell us they are worth x amount of pounds, so that shall be it!.If i won the lotto it wouldnt be a ferrari it would be an old car & thats a promise, i'd still walk around like a tramp because designer cloths are another stupid thing..The complete world is a mass of consumer trickery, the whole world is full of competition, people trying to impress people, trying to sell sand to the arabs.But people seem to need expensive things to survive, they can't breath without a name tag stamped on their products, they need to tell people what they have knowing that people know their is a price tag attached to own it ..Far east circuit board in a flashy box complete with a name tag seems to make a hell of a difference to their lives for some reason.

    I can bind on all day about this, i can bind on about certain companies that make a sucess out of clever marketing techniques. I just don't like how people & the world alike are run/controlled.
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    You talk a lot of s---e sometimes,Andre.
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    true Shit Dave..People choose to ignore.


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    Quote Originally Posted by snapper View Post
    You talk a lot of s---e sometimes,Andre.
    Quote Originally Posted by Andre View Post
    true Shit Dave..People choose to ignore.



    How did that get censored.

    It should be 'sense',not shite.

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    Anyway,when are you standing for parliament.

    As long as you didn't ban me for listening to post '73 music on ma rubber band deck,I'd vote for ye.

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    Andr'e for P.M

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    Aye, vote for Andre!

    Marco, this is not a stab but you remove half the Mana platforms from under your deck & you will hear absolutly no difference in sound what so ever.
    Best not go there, matey. If you ever come to visit (and incidentally, you're most welcome), we'll test that theory... I already know the outcome

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Best not go there, matey. If you ever come to visit (and incidentally, you're most welcome), we'll test that theory... I already know the outcome .
    All the equipment crashes to the floor?

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