I am single, but I read a lot on here about people trying to convince the wife or girlfriend to buy new speakers. The women don't like the way that it looks with the decor is to tall etc. I found this old forum post on another audio site and thought that it was cool how he convinced her.
http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/loudspeakers/28800-psb-image-t55-tower.html
he said I just set the old sony's on the mantel and everytime I walked by them I would say...man, those things look like they are from the 80's...I cant believe that our new system will look like that and still not be able to fill the room with sound. After awhile she was saying the same thing. Then I talked her into the Mirage towers...she liked them because they looked modern. Once she got use to the fact that towers would be ok...I said -well we can get a better speaker for the same money and although they dont look as modern, they look great and will sound better. She gave up and said...get what you want!
I saw a ad for a used pair of psb speakers and found this review about the waf.
have any of you tried his method saying they are from the 80s? Please tell us your stories on what tips worked for you.
http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/loudspeakers/28800-psb-image-t55-tower.html
he said I just set the old sony's on the mantel and everytime I walked by them I would say...man, those things look like they are from the 80's...I cant believe that our new system will look like that and still not be able to fill the room with sound. After awhile she was saying the same thing. Then I talked her into the Mirage towers...she liked them because they looked modern. Once she got use to the fact that towers would be ok...I said -well we can get a better speaker for the same money and although they dont look as modern, they look great and will sound better. She gave up and said...get what you want!
I saw a ad for a used pair of psb speakers and found this review about the waf.
have any of you tried his method saying they are from the 80s? Please tell us your stories on what tips worked for you.