AVRant #25: Yee Haw

[admin]

Dina has a fan and someone thinks that Tom is a corporate polo-wearing type. The world is just topsy-turvy. A new music challenge is issued. Tom will discuss this more on the next podcast. Jarret has a question about compression (one of our favorite topics around here) which leads to product placement. Tom touches on how Radio Sucks and reveals one of his deep dark secrets - this one about Nirvana (if you’re a fan, cover your ears and say “la la la la la” until it’s over).


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[Haoleb]

I am so into trying the AV rant dating service once we get it going. Match.com doesnt work. I tried. HiFi is my life. I need to find a woman who understands shes always going to be second to the stereo. Know anyone? I would prefer hotties only. Oh, and its ok if she wants to turn the stereo on or something, But as soon as i find a fingerprint on my speakers. Hit the road... and dotcha come back no mo no mo no mo no mo.

[birdonthebeach]

Tom IS a polo-wearing corporate type!!! Don't believe anything else you hear...

[Tom Andry]

So I've been doing a little research on this and it seems we have dating websites devoted to geeks, nerds, and gamers but no audio nuts. I did find this audiophile test on OKCupid.com but it seems a little biased. I scored a 74% (which was higher than 99% of the people that took the test) but I'm not sure if I'm proud of that or not.

Personally, I think we have a real opportunity here. There's just GOT to be chicks out there that are into audio that are stuck in loveless relationships because of a lack of common interest. The poor dears have to mitigate their pain and loneliness though endless workout sessions toning and sculpting their rock hard bodies. We've got to reach out to them, to give them a way of connecting to all the audiophiles out there that are too busy tweaking their system to run into them at the gym. The site will be a smash!

Or maybe it'll end up being a sausage-fest, who knows?

[3db]

So I've been doing a little research on this and it seems we have dating websites devoted to geeks, nerds, and gamers but no audio nuts. I did find this audiophile test on OKCupid.com but it seems a little biased. I scored a 74% (which was higher than 99% of the people that took the test) but I'm not sure if I'm proud of that or not.

Personally, I think we have a real opportunity here. There's just GOT to be chicks out there that are into audio that are stuck in loveless relationships because of a lack of common interest. The poor dears have to mitigate their pain and loneliness though endless workout sessions toning and sculpting their rock hard bodies. We've got to reach out to them, to give them a way of connecting to all the audiophiles out there that are too busy tweaking their system to run into them at the gym. The site will be a smash!

Or maybe it'll end up being a sausage-fest, who knows?

You scored 60 Audiophile!
You are a cool guy. You listen to some music, know some stuff about electronics, possibly a good guesser.

[Tom Andry]

You scored 60 Audiophile!
You are a cool guy. You listen to some music, know some stuff about electronics, possibly a good guesser.

Possibly a good guesser? A 60% on a 4 option multiple choice test would be an AMAZING guesser. By guess alone you'd expect 25%.

[Haoleb]

I scored "69 audiophile" but it said i got 16 out of 16 questions...

[majorloser]

I scored "69 audiophile" but it said i got 16 out of 16 questions...

Yeah, I scored a 74 and it said the same thing

[nick1000000]

Yeah, I scored a 74 and it said the same thing

Actually it says you answered 16 out of 16 questions. Not, "you answered 16 correct out of 16." I got a 53 and scored better than 99%--> now that seems odd.