Listen, I'm all for a constructive conversation. Forgive the sarcasm here but that's why we're here? Duh!
I'm honestly not that dumb.
But saying (for example...not trying to call one person out) "this one is better than that one' isn't part of a discussion...it's a statement of belief.
If you want to make a statement like that, it's helpful to say something along the lines of "Using XYZ, I found it to be more resolving, and I like that better than....." Then we have a reference for what you're using, what your preferences are etc.
What is it you like about one more than another? What is your chain (source amp etc.?) What are your preferences?
I don't think it's a crime or a problem to like one thing more than another. We all have different preferences & different opinions. That's great.
What I'm challenging is what we post where & why. It's all cool, and we're all adults here. It's not obvious because we're communicating through words on a screen, but I'm not upset or anything (not even close).
If you think Meze should consider changing their tuning, that's a conversation to have, especially since the voicing doesn't seem to be finalized.
I'm reacting off of a bunch of posts that were basically no more than 'this thing is too expensive & I'd never pay that much.'
Well then maybe this thread isn't for you.
Meze might just change their voicing, but because of R&D & a ton of other reasons that we aren't privy to, it isn't likely they're going to lower the price, and they already said this tech is going to trickle down.
Again, I'm all for a constructive conversation, but not so much if it turns into a 'me too!' type of thing. I don't think that's constructive at all.