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Thatsecondweirdguy t1_j6j7jm2 wrote

But if you know How your opinion differs, it is almost as usefull as if it was identical.

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Matasa89 t1_j6k1ubj wrote

That’s the power of measurement and standards. As long as Crin is consistent, his data is useful.

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My_Little_Pony123 t1_j6ki062 wrote

Data yes, opinions uh with a grain of salt.

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AA_Watcher t1_j6myug4 wrote

As long as he's consistent you know what to expect from a product based on his opinion. If you know what he likes and you know what you like you should still be able to make an educated guess based on those.

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My_Little_Pony123 t1_j6o5qiy wrote

Honestly, I don't look at his rankings at point. I just go and find groups/ forums with similar tastes and go from there. No need to pay/ subscribe for him to give me recs. That said, still respect his overall work.

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HubbaMaBubba t1_j6leu21 wrote

Um I'm not sure if that makes sense. If you both agree that x, y, z are bad but he hates one thing you love, you really have no way of knowing if the headphones he rates poorly are ones you'd like just from his ranking.

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Thatsecondweirdguy t1_j6lohi9 wrote

With proper stuff it's almost never 'good' or 'bad'. But if you know the reviewer tends to favor a slightly more bassy FR than you, or generally downplays the comfort. Then you can look at their review and have a good idea of how your opinion on said headphone would be.

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