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THAXT

Audiophyte
Great forum wonderful ideas, I will read through as much post before i start asking question.
 
ParadigmDawg

ParadigmDawg

Audioholic Overlord
Great forum wonderful ideas, I will read through as much post before i start asking question.
Good to have you.

The 5 most important things to remember:

1. Only you can tell how a speakers sounds so audition for yourself
2. You cant skimp on a sub, you must get one that can handle the entire volume of your room
3. Dont spend a lot of money on wires and cables.
4. All mid-level AVRs sound the same, pick the one that has the features you need.
5. Dont buy a HTIB.
 
F

fmw

Audioholic Ninja
Greg. He didn't read your response. This is a spammer. They often make an innocuous post like this one to resolve the issue of some forums which moderate the first post manually. The next post from this person will be spam. On my forum, posts like this get deleted immediately. It often saves having to delete the spam that follows.
 
ParadigmDawg

ParadigmDawg

Audioholic Overlord
Greg. He didn't read your response. This is a spammer. They often make an innocuous post like this one to resolve the issue of some forums which moderate the first post manually. The next post from this person will be spam. On my forum, posts like this get deleted immediately. It often saves having to delete the spam that follows.
How do you know stuff like this?
 
F

fmw

Audioholic Ninja
I operate a forum like this one but on a different subject. He will post exactly the same words on all the forums to which he registered on that day. Copy and paste. These guys are paid to do this. I have no idea how anybody makes any money at it but it goes on every day. This kind of spam is very time consuming, as you can imagine. It is a head scratcher for me.
 
yettitheman

yettitheman

Audioholic General
I operate a forum like this one but on a different subject. He will post exactly the same words on all the forums to which he registered on that day. Copy and paste. These guys are paid to do this. I have no idea how anybody makes any money at it but it goes on every day. This kind of spam is very time consuming, as you can imagine. It is a head scratcher for me.
You would be absolutely correct sir.
I do the same thing on another forum, and we changed the Invision software from posting immediately after registering to authorization of new members... works well so far.
 
F

fmw

Audioholic Ninja
That's right....it's a Michael Jackson "Thriller" forum if I remember correctly;)
Gads! I though Michael Jackson had disappeared forever after his days in court. But he pops up again. Will wonders ever cease.
 
Davemcc

Davemcc

Audioholic Spartan
Good to have you.

The 5 most important things to remember:

1. Only you can tell how a speakers sounds so audition for yourself
2. You cant skimp on a sub, you must get one that can handle the entire volume of your room
3. Dont spend a lot of money on wires and cables.
4. All mid-level AVRs sound the same, pick the one that has the features you need.
5. Dont buy a HTIB.
Great post, even if it is misdirected. This should be a sticky in the newbie forum. Chicklet worthy.
 
ParadigmDawg

ParadigmDawg

Audioholic Overlord
Great post, even if it is misdirected. This should be a sticky in the newbie forum. Chicklet worthy.
Then hit the thanks button for me:D

I think we get too complicted at times so I wanted to keep it simple.
 
Davemcc

Davemcc

Audioholic Spartan
Then hit the thanks button for me:D

I think we get too complicted at times so I wanted to keep it simple.
Hitting the scale button is worth 5x hitting the thanks button. Check your userCP.

What? You want both?
 
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