I was just wondering where all the frequent posters just disappear to? Do they just give up on audio never to return or join other forums? So many folks have came here to improve there rigs and then vanish without a trace
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I was just wondering where all the frequent posters just disappear to? Do they just give up on audio never to return or join other forums? So many folks have came here to improve there rigs and then vanish without a trace
No idea.
Brilliant!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricardo
Probably get sick of the politics and general name bashing. Great site but you best have thick skin.
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Originally Posted by chumlie
More like just plan ol common sense..
AK perhaps?
Into denial, and they end up on Prozac. Sad :cry:
You answered your own question. They're listening to their newly improved rigs:cheesygrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by polkfarmboy
Speaking of the devil, the prodigal son returns.:biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricardo
Same reason Mister Polk never posts, he thinks we are all psychotic.:eek:
Take a look over at the Emotiva forum.
They probably got tired of dealing with the trolls who keep starting cable 'debates' by adamantly screaming cables make no difference while never trying anything other than stock cables.
After they paid attention and learned something, they upgraded all their cables, and now just listen to music. :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by polkfarmboy
maybe they grew tired of tweaking,and now have synergy,,,but I think you have loose synergy in order to know you once had it
Overdosed on Kool Aid.:cheesygrin:
Seriously, I think at times you can get burned out. Taking a step away for awhile may not be a bad thing.
Plus you don't have to read Keiko's mindless drivel.:eek::wink:
They all moved to Facebook....:loneranger:
The economy has been sucking for a long time now. People r worried about the future. Maybe their budgets do not include this adventure anymore? Peace. D
LOL. maybe the 100 posts rule...
But that contradicts the idea of "frequent posters". :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by xftman
I remember when you was just an HT Rookie.:cheesygrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricardo
They are attending the ultra exclusive PolkFarmBoy SOAD (School of Audio Destruction).Attachment 81508
Yes, things have changed since my lobotomy. :idea:Quote:
Originally Posted by daboyz
What was the question again?
Hi Ricardo
H9
They started eating again..
Maybe the add nothing post whores we have drove them away.
I left for a while because we moved to a smaller house and I don't have enough room for this hobby, well not like I would like to. I do have the room for another hobby, drums. I came back because you guys are just too awesome.
Winter time is when I frequent more often here, i.e., when the weather turns crappy. During the summer I frequent a motorcycle forum I'm a part of. So..., depends on the time of year for me...
People came, got the info they needed to improve their systems and are now enjoying them, there is no need to come back everyday to say how much they are enjoying them. To the great majority this is simply a part of their life, not an obsession.
There are so many other things that are a higher priority than audio, like employment, keeping a roof over your head, food on the table, etc. This is an expensive hobby if you are a constant tweeker/upgrader which most people aren't. If you have lost your employment I doubt you care very much right now about your audio system.
Or perhaps a great many having explored most of what there is to audio have found another hobby to get wrapped up in.
They don't have to post as frequent as I do to get there. LOL. I will start my count down/up soon. 86Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueFox
Well said Cathy.
This is not the only audio forum on the interwebs. I know I belong to a few, but this is the one I call home. Not to mention some of us have more than just one hobby/time waster. I am into Audio, computers, video games, Radio controlled land vehicles, I also have 5 kids and a wife. When I we had just one little one, I was on here all the time, and it slightly tapered off and leveled off after the third. Loss of high speed internet made it a little harder to keep up. Then hard times hit and I was gone for almost a year. It's like anything else in life it all comes and goes, and runs through phases.