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Who or what do you trust the most for useful information about audio products?

Stereophile  |  Mar 1, 1998

Other people usually have experiences or insights that we lack, and their opinions can be extremely useful when we make our own decisions. This is especially true when it comes to forking over big bucks for new equipment. Below is a list of expert sources. When you are considering a purchase, which do you find most reliable?

Who or what do you trust the most for useful information about audio products?
Professional reviewers
18% (46 votes)
Internet newsgroups
2% (6 votes)
Audio journals
6% (14 votes)
Sales people
0% (1 vote)
Service Technicians
0% (1 vote)
Manufacturers' Web sites
0% (0 votes)
Friends
3% (7 votes)
Mail-order operators
0% (1 vote)
Advertising
0% (1 vote)
My ears
69% (172 votes)
Total votes: 249

COMMENTS
Chris Harr's picture
Submitted by Chris Harr (not verified) on November 21, 2010 - 10:10am

A perfect example of why I trust my own ears- I'm not that impressed by krell, but virtually anyone I speak to believes that Krell's equipment is a standard of excellance. Give me Cary any day of the week!

Joe Bonis's picture
Submitted by Joe Bonis (not verified) on November 21, 2010 - 10:10am

My favorite audio reviewers are Anthony Cordesman and Sam Tellig

Hoovenson Haw's picture
Submitted by Hoovenson Haw (not verified) on November 21, 2010 - 10:10am

I prefer to read Stereophile and check Soundstage from time to time.

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