Re: Aesthetic Refrigerator TestOn Apr 25, 9:05 am, "Soundhaspriority" <nowh...@nowhere,com > wrote:
> "Clyde Slick" <Mr.clydesl...@yahoo,com > wrote in message
>
> news:93b107ed-2d0b-4531-a308-1e0b0ba29971@k13g2000hse.googlegroups,com ...
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> > On 24 Apr, 10:20, Walt <walt ask...@SHOESyahoo,com > wrote:
>
> >> Since most PC's are noisy I won't have one in the listening room(s) -
> >> what's the point of 90db S/N when you're listening at 85 dbSPL and the
> >> computer fan is whirring away at 50 dbSPL?
>
> >> //Walt
>
> > My refrigerator is noisier than that. When I listen to music,
> > I just turn it off and let my food rot.
>
> Aesthetic sensibility test:
>
> 1. When your refrigerator cycles on, do you:
> a. Open it and look for something to eat.
> b. Turn up the volume?
> c. Open the window and scream BWWAAAAHAHAHAHAHA! at the neighbors?
>
> 2. The part in the refrigerator that makes the noise is:
> a. Bacteria
> b. Compressor
> c. Not covered by warranty
>
> 3. If someone offered to pay for all the electric your refrigerator eats,
> provided that it was moved into your listening room, would you
> a. Jump for joy?
> b. Offer him a sandwich made with mayonaisse stored in aforesaid
> refrigerator
> c. Blog a long diatribe about "green" refrigerators and crosspost it
> across 17 usenet newsgroups?
>
> Bob Morein
> (310) 237-6511
Oops, i just tried to py it open.\It's not a fridge; its really an
Altec Lansing horn cabinet.
No wonder it was making such a horrible racket.