[timfisch]

Well, they couldn't go so far. Because then it would be too obvious. Wouldn't it? Nobody would belief that, and the advertisement department wouldn't approved it. But the so called attachment to a brand works here very well. IEM's and DAC/Amp from the same company, brand attachment on the highest level. All the replays just proofing this.

 

[NaiveSound]

Nothing wrong with that, if it sounds great I'll marry a brand. What you want me to do? Gypsy it up for Your preference?

 

[Cinder]

  CL1 Ceramic
Optimised for use with amplifiers
 
Copied form page 1. This is a statement from RHA, not me. I'm just revering to a statement made by RHA. Ask them to explain that statement, not me. And if you're a privatised business, you don't have shareholders. That would be public. 

It doesn't matter what they say, electrical current follows the same laws no matter what device it's running through. My point is that it's just marketing terminology, and if you had a device that had an output powerful enough, say, at 120ohms, you could still power it without an additional amp, albeit a little more quietly than with a 150ohm output.
 
Also, a private business can be publically traded on the stock market. Ever heard of the term "private sector"? It's defined as "the part of the national economy that is not under direct government control."
 
RHA fits into that statement.

 

[Cinder]

  @RHA Team do you have frequency response curves for the CL1... seems like a brilliant combination!

Since it's being released in October, I'd image there is still tuning that needs to be done.

 

[gr8soundz]

  Well, they couldn't go so far. Because then it would be too obvious. Wouldn't it? Nobody would belief that, and the advertisement department wouldn't approved it. But the so called attachment to a brand works here very well. IEM's and DAC/Amp from the same company, brand attachment on the highest level. All the replays just proofing this.

 
Is there some unwritten rule that companies can only release one product at a time or that simultaneously released items cannot complement each other (even if each is sold separately and optional)?
 
Maybe they should lie and say the earphones are designed for smartphones just to appease conspiracy theorists who don't want them to conduct business.
 

 

[gr8soundz]

 
Marrying a brand, thats the goal of the brand.

 
You just the described the goal of almost EVERY business, ever!
 
So why are you here complaining?
 

 

[timfisch]

Nothing wrong with that, if it sounds great I'll marry a brand. What you want me to do? Gypsy it up for Your preference?

Notting to do with my preferences. Marrying a brand, thats the goal of the brand. Achieved with you and proofed my point. Thank you.

 

[timfisch]

  It doesn't matter what they say, electrical current follows the same laws no matter what device it's running through. My point is that it's just marketing terminology, and if you had a device that had an output powerful enough, say, at 120ohms, you could still power it without an additional amp, albeit a little more quietly than with a 150ohm output.
 
Also, a private business can be publically traded on the stock market. Ever heard of the term "private sector"? It's defined as "the part of the national economy that is not under direct government control."
 
RHA fits into that statement.

After I made a statement saying "optimised for use with amplifiers" (RHA statement) you replayed "You do realize that there is no such thing as "optimized for amplifiers", right?" Now it doesn't matter what they say? See your replay. Why? Because it's RHA? Because it's advertisement gimmick? Then again, proofing my point of the power of companies vs individuals.

 

[NaiveSound]

Notting to do with my preferences. Marrying a brand, thats the goal of the brand. Achieved with you and proofed my point. Thank you.

I never owned or even heard rha before, but I'm interested. Your getting emotional and I'm loving it.

 

[timfisch]

   
You just the described the goal of almost EVERY business, ever!
 
So why are you here complaining?
 

Almost EVERY, no it's EVERY. I'm not complaining, I'm explaining.

 

[NaiveSound]

Almost EVERY, no it's EVERY. I'm not complaining, I'm explaining.

Nah your just whining

 

[timfisch]

I never owned or even heard rha before, but I'm interested. Your getting emotional and I'm loving it.

Me too. Thanks. It's the first time in my life I'm being part of a forum and I'm enjoying it. Finally I'm actually helping RHA bumping this post. 

 

[timfisch]

Nah your just whining

Don't whining. Enjoying, teasing, having fun. 

 

[Cinder]

Alright guys, time to pack it up. @timfisch uncovered our master plan. We all walked right into his plans to get us to "proof his point".

 

[mochill]

Why all the fighting