bigshot
Headphoneus Supremus
I think a lot of equipment manufacturers figure that if their product measures a little better than the competition, that is a selling point. It * is * better, regardless if that improvement makes any difference to human ears. If their customers want to write glowing testimonials claiming they hear night and day differences, it isn’t their job to argue with happy customers. So they pass along the glowing, baseless reviews without comment. They don’t have to outright lie if their customers do the lying for them. They just point to the small, imperceptible improvement in specs and let people make of that what they will.
It isn’t evil to just be an advocate for your product, right? You’re not responsible for claims made by customers, right?
It isn’t evil to just be an advocate for your product, right? You’re not responsible for claims made by customers, right?
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