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Posted by Romy the Cat on 02-15-2025
Here is absolutely the best YouTube video on the subject of high-and audio I have seen so far. In fact, it's might be fun to interview Janos. Truly a first person I would like to make a public interview. I would have a lot of interesting, simulating and challenging questions to Janos...

 
Posted by Paul S on 02-16-2025
Glad to see and hear "it's spreading"! High time to right the audio ship. It's always been fun to see what the business/marketing guys come up with to try to exploit "new movements" in audio! Like mass-market "health food"!

Paul S
Posted by Romy the Cat on 02-22-2025
In the video I linked I both there are a few moments that are very very controversial and I truly man to ask Janos some questions about it. She refused and posted of a video when he supported and promoted a few of my ideas despite the fact that I never even express those ideas. I'm not quite sure why he need to do it. And I do not know why in his videos he begin to make a comments indicating that he completely do not understand what is going on. Honestly, it is a very surprising development and I rewatched the video about presuming sensor is literally no one behind the curtain. I have completely different perspective now, as I understood that Janos is just a baphhoon and he runs his mouse on the subjects which have literally no substance behind. It is kind of sad is that people touch important I just subjects, being an informed, and doing it solely for generate clicks and likes. I meant to record specific criticism of important inconsistencies in the video above but I decided it is not worthy. He can die his little secret.
Posted by Paul S on 02-22-2025
Well, I am not really looking for help or advice from Janos in the first place. What I like is the part that it is about Music, and it is personal, and you can't exactly copy someone else for "the same results". This is antithetical to mainstream, commercial hi-fi, and I am glad to see it. The whole single driver thing is what it is, of course, however I do not worry that people form clubs about this sort of thing. After all, we have Good Sound Club, and I have not felt the need to post at another audio site since 2006, I think. While I am still curious about the why's and how's in hi-fi, I am too old now to try out every new idea or whack every mole I think I see.

Paul S
Posted by freyasmith on 09-13-2025

Music therapy is increasingly being explored as a supportive approach for managing erectile dysfunction (ED). While it does not directly treat the physical causes of ED, music can play a powerful role in improving mental and emotional health. Stress, anxiety, and low mood are some of the common psychological factors linked to ED, and music therapy helps by creating relaxation, reducing stress hormones, and enhancing overall mood.

Studies suggest that music therapy can improve blood pressure, circulation, and even sleep quality, which are all important for overall wellness. By lowering performance-related anxiety, it may indirectly support men in feeling more confident and connected in their relationships.

However, music therapy should be seen as a complementary approach. For effective results, it is best combined with professional medical advice, healthy lifestyle changes, and, if prescribed, treatments like kamagra Jelly for ED
Posted by Romy the Cat on 09-13-2025
What a wonderful post above in a this thread! This is exactly what a threat about Jonos  philosophy should lead to. I certainly has bun the asshole who posted the post before but I would like to keep it for the history as this is how it should be.

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