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underprivlidged t1_j6injet wrote

Reply to comment by TorrenceMightingale in The only way I could get my AirPods to not fall out of my ears was to make custom tips by PawnWithoutPurpose

  1. As stated in another comment, I do prefer my in-ear monitors and my over the ear Sennheisers. This isn't about comparing my $500 headset here - AirPods were the topic. And my Anker SoundCore Life p2 are about a 3rd of the price but better. Don't try to move the goalposts just because you are wrong.

  2. I do spend on my equipment, once again I already stated as such in another comment. I've spoked extensively on Reddit prior about how I have multiple audio receivers in my house and how they are setup. I understand you aren't scanning my comments for this, but it's been established - I take audio seriously.

  3. I do reviews, and also work in IT to the scope where I also can setup audio equipment for clients. I get paid to test things, essentially, and it helps myself quite a bit.

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TorrenceMightingale t1_j6ioxmd wrote

There’s no right or wrong here bro only opinions. I respect yours but disagree and that’s ok. Case closed. Others are free to form their own opinions as well.

The issue is that your tone of superiority likely due to all the time you’ve spent researching this topic, which I suppose is understandable in a way. Maybe chill a bit and go touch some grass.

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underprivlidged t1_j6ipgwv wrote

  1. The "wrong" was in regards to the Amazon statement. 5 star reviews does not conflagrate with actual quality, hence my response to it. You are free to have an opinion, as is everyone. I personally love things that aren't high quality. The issue is liking something is subjective. Quality is objective. I make a point not to confuse the two.

  2. My tone is in direct response to what was said to me. If someone wants to "call me out" on my area of expertise, I will gladly turn on my "I know my shit" mode to relay that information. The tone argument goes both ways.

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