"Heard anything great?"

<B>EMMYLOU HARRIS: <I>Portraits</I></B><BR> Reprise Archives 45308-2 (3 CDs only). Gregg Geller, prod.; Keith Blake, eng.; Jo Motta, project coordinator. 1996. TT: 3:42:11

An equipment reviewer for one of the consumer hi-fi magazines once confided to a manufacturer that he found it hard to like electrostatics because of the kind of people who usually like electrostatics. His implication&mdash;that certain kinds of people gravitate towards certain kinds of sound&mdash;is an interesting thought, and one that might bear some further investigation. But there is no questioning the fact that electrostatic speakers in general <I>do</I> have a particular kind of sound, that might be characterized as "polite."

An equipment reviewer for one of the consumer hi-fi magazines once confided to a manufacturer that he found it hard to like electrostatics because of the kind of people who usually like electrostatics. His implication&mdash;that certain kinds of people gravitate towards certain kinds of sound&mdash;is an interesting thought, and one that might bear some further investigation. But there is no questioning the fact that electrostatic speakers in general <I>do</I> have a particular kind of sound, that might be characterized as "polite."

An equipment reviewer for one of the consumer hi-fi magazines once confided to a manufacturer that he found it hard to like electrostatics because of the kind of people who usually like electrostatics. His implication&mdash;that certain kinds of people gravitate towards certain kinds of sound&mdash;is an interesting thought, and one that might bear some further investigation. But there is no questioning the fact that electrostatic speakers in general <I>do</I> have a particular kind of sound, that might be characterized as "polite."

An equipment reviewer for one of the consumer hi-fi magazines once confided to a manufacturer that he found it hard to like electrostatics because of the kind of people who usually like electrostatics. His implication&mdash;that certain kinds of people gravitate towards certain kinds of sound&mdash;is an interesting thought, and one that might bear some further investigation. But there is no questioning the fact that electrostatic speakers in general <I>do</I> have a particular kind of sound, that might be characterized as "polite."

An equipment reviewer for one of the consumer hi-fi magazines once confided to a manufacturer that he found it hard to like electrostatics because of the kind of people who usually like electrostatics. His implication&mdash;that certain kinds of people gravitate towards certain kinds of sound&mdash;is an interesting thought, and one that might bear some further investigation. But there is no questioning the fact that electrostatic speakers in general <I>do</I> have a particular kind of sound, that might be characterized as "polite."

An equipment reviewer for one of the consumer hi-fi magazines once confided to a manufacturer that he found it hard to like electrostatics because of the kind of people who usually like electrostatics. His implication&mdash;that certain kinds of people gravitate towards certain kinds of sound&mdash;is an interesting thought, and one that might bear some further investigation. But there is no questioning the fact that electrostatic speakers in general <I>do</I> have a particular kind of sound, that might be characterized as "polite."

An equipment reviewer for one of the consumer hi-fi magazines once confided to a manufacturer that he found it hard to like electrostatics because of the kind of people who usually like electrostatics. His implication&mdash;that certain kinds of people gravitate towards certain kinds of sound&mdash;is an interesting thought, and one that might bear some further investigation. But there is no questioning the fact that electrostatic speakers in general <I>do</I> have a particular kind of sound, that might be characterized as "polite."

An equipment reviewer for one of the consumer hi-fi magazines once confided to a manufacturer that he found it hard to like electrostatics because of the kind of people who usually like electrostatics. His implication&mdash;that certain kinds of people gravitate towards certain kinds of sound&mdash;is an interesting thought, and one that might bear some further investigation. But there is no questioning the fact that electrostatic speakers in general <I>do</I> have a particular kind of sound, that might be characterized as "polite."