If on a public forum a manufacture does not respond to any and all reasonable questions about the manufactures "claims/statements" (the other forum members can decide what is reasonable) then how do we expect that manufacture to respond to a real purchaser when he has a problem?
If their customers never expect any claims to be made and the manufacturer never makes any specific claims, how could there ever be a problem? Seems like a good sales model.If on a public forum a manufacture does not respond to any and all reasonable questions about the manufactures "claims/statements" (the other forum members can decide what is reasonable) then how do we expect that manufacture to respond to a real purchaser when he has a problem?
My point is that some people are just nuisance characters with no intentions of every buying anything from a manufacturer that they are clearly hounding in order to prove their point to show how smart they think they are. That doesn't make them a 'customer' IMO.
(...) I do own Stillpoints gear and have spent more on room treatments in the last 2 years than some people spend on an entire system. You could call GIK, Primacoustic, Auralex and RPG and ask them whether they think I am a real potential customer. I use all 4 of these manufacturers' treatments in my room in addition to MSR. (...) Michael.
Considering your long experience you could have created a great thread describing the evolution of your acoustic treatments, how you used technical specifications to model the acoustic treatment of your room, showing the correlation between technical solutions and your measurements. Why spending time is crusades against manufacturers using ambiguous polls?
I'm not using this forum to sell anything. There's a lot I could do. I am in this hobby to make myself happy. Okay with you?
Michael.
Surely. I understand every one of us has different ways of making himself happy.
Glad to hear it as I don't think I could manage reading everything Dr. Floyd E. Toole ever published.
Yes, but I am sure you would love to read the first chapters of Part One of his great book "Sound Reproduction: The Acoustics and Psychoacoustics of Loudspeakers and Rooms". It is entitled "Understanding the principles".
When does a customer become a customer? If someone has no intent to purchase products from a certain manufacturer and is merely challenging the manufacturer to back up their claims/statements, does that make him/her a customer or a nuisance?