Audio Websites

[just listening]

Disclaimer: I did a search for a thread but didn't find one.

I'm curious as to what audio websites, e-zines, and traditional magazines everyone reads and why?

[Wafflesomd]

Not head-fi, that's for sure.

Horrible place.

[fast1]

haha why are they a horrible place.http://photosnag.com/img/3322/n09x0302vnsn/clear.gif

[Wafflesomd]

Most of the forum is probably fine, but there are quite a few users, and sections that will completely denounce science and facts for what is perceived.

I was banned for repeatedly asking for scientific proof that high dollar cables affect sound. Just to clarify, I'm excluding things like, larger cables for higher current flow, and cheap $.80 RCA cables. More along the lines of a quality low cost cables, versus complete ripoffs.

They simply banned me, rather than trying to prove it.

[MidnightSensi]

I read Engadget HD (http://www.engadgethd.com/) when I remember.

That's mostly high def stuff, I don't really have a good audio website I read. I'll be interested to see what people respond with. :)

[vizionut]

cnet has a very cool blog called Audiophilioc. It has reviews on some high end componets.

[jamie2112]

Most of the forum is probably fine, but there are quite a few users, and sections that will completely denounce science and facts for what is perceived.

I was banned for repeatedly asking for scientific proof that high dollar cables affect sound. Just to clarify, I'm excluding things like, larger cables for higher current flow, and cheap $.80 RCA cables. More along the lines of a quality low cost cables, versus complete ripoffs.

They simply banned me, rather than trying to prove it.

Ok I found my next troublemaking forum....:D:D:D I want to get banned over there too.........