Better, bigger, is relative
by Paul McGowan
What exactly is better? Or bigger?
When someone tells me vinyl's better than digital I have to wonder what they mean. Better than what? Their last digital experience? Their last visit to a live concert?
Better isn't definitive because it's relative.
Take the system in Music Room One for an example. Digital is definitely better than vinyl. But that doesn't define digital as better than vinyl in your system.
Better, best, bigger, are such relative terms—easily bandied about—that it probably behooves us to be careful with their use when we imply absolutes.
Maybe a better way (see, there I go again) is to keep it personal.
Better, bigger, for me works.
Paul McGowan
Founder & CEO
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