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Headphoneus Supremus
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Don't get me wrong, I appreciate his findings, time and effort too. Agreeing with the results have nothing to do with it. If he says it sounds worse than it is rated after 100 hours that is his call to make. I don't have a Move, my feelings aren't hurt, etc.
While I can't say what his thoughts were at the time of the 10 hour review, it *appears* that he felt he wasn't getting the best of it as he said he'd return to it at a later date. It's well documented that he believes amps need to be burned in until they stop changing. If his ranking was based on that session (and there's nothing I've read stating otherwise), why position it based on those observations? Is this really being fair to Dr. Meier?
If he takes Skylab up on his offer and reviews a well burned-in later version (which are supposed to be the same as Move's amp with a better DAC implementation), I'd think the positioning would at least be a fair approximation where the old Move would/could have been. The chips will fall as they may.
Originally Posted by Spiritboxer /img/forum/go_quote.gif I, for one, don't agree with *all* your findings but I appreciate and thank you for the time and effort you've put into your reviews and your contributions to the community as a whole. |
Don't get me wrong, I appreciate his findings, time and effort too. Agreeing with the results have nothing to do with it. If he says it sounds worse than it is rated after 100 hours that is his call to make. I don't have a Move, my feelings aren't hurt, etc.
While I can't say what his thoughts were at the time of the 10 hour review, it *appears* that he felt he wasn't getting the best of it as he said he'd return to it at a later date. It's well documented that he believes amps need to be burned in until they stop changing. If his ranking was based on that session (and there's nothing I've read stating otherwise), why position it based on those observations? Is this really being fair to Dr. Meier?
If he takes Skylab up on his offer and reviews a well burned-in later version (which are supposed to be the same as Move's amp with a better DAC implementation), I'd think the positioning would at least be a fair approximation where the old Move would/could have been. The chips will fall as they may.