CNET drives me crazy. How about some quantitative data or even qualitative data from blind listening tests? And the phrase, “(that I can think of anyway)” is just extremely sloppy journalism. I also do not care to know the CNET author’s opinion as to whether $45 is expensive or cheap. Let ME judge that based on my own budget and ability to pay. What I want from CNET is a thorough review of an interesting new product that helps me decide whether to give it a try. In my case, Ive got one of these already and like it…a lot. Thanks, Speck. I got more information from what you printed on the package than I received in reading the CNET article.
Posted on: Wed, 07 May 2014 19:53:02 +0000
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