> I don't have a lot of time to spend figuring out the very best way to > talk about something for a company that ripped me off for $200+. Having > almost blown some very expensive speakers with the SB1, I really don't > have any patience left for the raft of digital noise bugs that > apparently still lives in the SB3 ( the original thread topic ). > > I do have bad experiences with the company and it will take time for > good experiences to outweigh the bad. > > You may not like the way I am saying something and you will just have > to live with that. > > On the technical side of things, I think there are countless algorithms > for identifying noise and unwanted sounds and many shipping products. > While you might have been using a SB for two years, you don't have 25 > years of audio background. Do your research before claiming things like > there's no way to do this. I am not your lab assistant or tutor. If you > are interested, do the work.
Despite having no idea what my background is, you have proceeded to patronize and insult me. I am a computer engineer and am a semi-pro sound and recording engineer with 10 years of experience. I didn't claim that there's no way to do what you're suggesting. I simply offered a defense for Sean's preamp point because your argument against it was factually lacking. I might point out that you still haven't offered any specifics about your problem with the SB1. You seem much more interested in complaining and insulting than anything else. _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
