BloodSugar00
Headphoneus Supremus
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Fair enough. However, the advice I've been given here seems informed and insightful. It has also been confirmed by at least two people. Also, the crossover here on these forums between computer and audio gear is pretty significant as many audiophiles/music enthusiasts choose to use computer based setups and this, coupled with the fact that I have recieved sound, advice on here before regarding computer orientated technical problems, -albeit not hardware based- makes me pretty comfortable, at least preliminarily, posting the inquiries here. Not only that, I trust my sense of when someone knows of what they speak, based on common sense, feeling and natural perception aswell and/or this coupled with the limits of my own knowledge and/or intellgence. Even more so, when I've frequented a forum for over 18 months and have come to know a fair amount of the community, I know tht there are many intelligent, experienced, informed, helpful, quality ppl here. Finally, I know myself, my intelligence, my abilities/capabilities, am wholly confident in them/myself/applying and asserting myself, and know that almost anything is not beyond me with the right knowledge and/or application of myself to the task.
Despite all this, your words are both logical and wise. I will co-oberate the info/advice I've been given here elsewhere/on a pc forum or two/back up through more sources. Generally speaking, using multiple sources to confirm something is what should be done, obviously. With the above I was simply qualifying why I trust the forums here at Head-fi as a source.
Originally Posted by ford2 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Quote:I appreciate your incline and I see the 'easy' sense in that but, I have understood the instructions and help procedure given to me and I can really, quite easily see myself doin this and would like to have a go, learn something and gain some pc hardware hands on experience and know how! To gain new understanding and/or skills you have to start somewhere... May I suggest that you frequent a PC forum to learn,not a headphone one. That way you will attain more skills.A couple of nights spent with Google will bring you up to scratch. |
Fair enough. However, the advice I've been given here seems informed and insightful. It has also been confirmed by at least two people. Also, the crossover here on these forums between computer and audio gear is pretty significant as many audiophiles/music enthusiasts choose to use computer based setups and this, coupled with the fact that I have recieved sound, advice on here before regarding computer orientated technical problems, -albeit not hardware based- makes me pretty comfortable, at least preliminarily, posting the inquiries here. Not only that, I trust my sense of when someone knows of what they speak, based on common sense, feeling and natural perception aswell and/or this coupled with the limits of my own knowledge and/or intellgence. Even more so, when I've frequented a forum for over 18 months and have come to know a fair amount of the community, I know tht there are many intelligent, experienced, informed, helpful, quality ppl here. Finally, I know myself, my intelligence, my abilities/capabilities, am wholly confident in them/myself/applying and asserting myself, and know that almost anything is not beyond me with the right knowledge and/or application of myself to the task.
Despite all this, your words are both logical and wise. I will co-oberate the info/advice I've been given here elsewhere/on a pc forum or two/back up through more sources. Generally speaking, using multiple sources to confirm something is what should be done, obviously. With the above I was simply qualifying why I trust the forums here at Head-fi as a source.