Do you spend more time on the Internet than listening to music

taters · Sep 24, 2012

I know I do. I like reading the audio forums and some of the car forums. I guess it's not a bad thing, It keeps me out of trouble.

JackD201 · Sep 24, 2012

I listen to music to get away from being "connected". Honestly, sometimes I wish even the cell phone was never invented!

Johnny Vinyl · Sep 25, 2012

Sadly, yes! I'm a Moderator on Blu-ray.com, participate regularly here and also at a few other music fora. That's not counting the time I spend on Facebook keeping in touch with my family, who are spread all over the place. My phone is in constant Text mode with work and yes, even the odd honey now and again!

flez007 · Sep 25, 2012

....by far!, I work in the ITC Industry, so I am on-line almost 7x24

Thomas.Dennehy · Sep 28, 2012

Happily, if you do not include my always-connected music-deprived time in the office, online activity and music get about the same share of my bandwidth. (Though I would like music to be higher.)

Cheers!

NorthStar · Sep 28, 2012

---If you are posting here it means that you are an Internet type of surfer.

But while you're surfing, you can listen to music as well. ...And listen very well too, and discovering new and exciting stuff.
I know I do.

The Internet is an intellect world; you can use it to great advantages.
And it provides for many what the real world can't.

Music plays constantly at my place (mansion). The only time it doesn't is at night when I watch a flick (but there is still a music soundtrack in that film), and when I sleep in the deep black darkness of the night. ...Unless I am meditating and writing, so I don't sleep then, and I still listen to music, even silence.

The entire World is inside the Internet.

...It is a platform to real life experiences, and it's a huge letter of life's communication and sharing and discovering and consciousness.

Your travelling aptitudes are your only restrictions. No borders, no passports, no language barriers, ...

Where you spend more time is where you travel; physically and intellectually.
...And the people with who you interact.

MrAcoustat · Oct 3, 2012

In our condo whe have only one living room when my wife watches tv i'm in the computer room and there i have a system for BACKGROUND music but it's pretty decent Rega Brio integrated amplifier pc cd rom and Wharfedale NXT panel speakers all my music is cd,s imported apple lossless into Itunes for serious listening there is my main system in the living room so no matter where i am i'm listening to music just not the same quality.

Computer room

Living Room

Johnny Vinyl · Oct 3, 2012

I was listening to one of them noise-free discs you love the other day. You're right....can't hear much. No noise, no emotion, no passion. What gives?

MrAcoustat · Oct 3, 2012

John72953 said:
I was listening to one of them noise-free discs you love the other day. You're right....can't hear much. No noise, no emotion, no passion. What gives?

Very easy answer, invest as much money in your CDP that you invested in your analog rig.

SIMPLE.

Johnny Vinyl · Oct 3, 2012

MrAcoustat said:
Very easy answer, invest as much money in your CDP that you invested in your analog rig. SIMPLE.

Simple, but ain't gonna happen. I do like my digital PC FLAC collection though and it gets a lots of attention.

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