God help us, they haven't...have they?
Actually compared Steve Jobs to Dr Dre?
I was comparing him to a ham sandwich earlier (Jobs). Does this offend you for some reason?
God help us, they haven't...have they?
Actually compared Steve Jobs to Dr Dre?
No, because Dre is a rapper and Jobs was a brilliant software and hardware developer.
Actually, I don't know much about Dre, I'm sure he's done a lot of awesome stuff in his lifetime--I just don't see this as a racism issue which you seem to be trying to make it.
I'm going to let you in on a little secret. The vast, vast majority of the buying public don't care. They like Beats. Why they like them is immaterial. They just do. The argument you're posing is better served on a forum like Headfi, not MR.
Bolded from your quote: Doesn't matter in the real world. You're talking about control and texture in the lower frequencies. That is forum talk for forum people. Mass market consumers don't care.
Guys, Apple is going to be re-designing and re-engineering the Beats headphones! Get over it!
Go play World of Warcraft or something! LOL!
It's Friday night, there are better things to be doing than to still be arguing about this same topic!
You're 100% correct. I could see that by page 2 of this thread.
It's a shame. It took me a while to work up the stomach to pay $400 for a pair of headphones. It blows my mind that some people buy $400+ headphones that sound so horrible. I'd love to share some of my rigs with them :shrug: You can get some greate stuff at that price point.
Yep.
They ask themselves. Why does HE get to have all that money. Then they bring up stuff like he smokes weed (Jobs did LSD), beat a woman (Jobs treated people harshly). People seriously think a black guy can't do the same as a white guy and when he does their inner closeted feelings begin to show.
+1. That's one of the best Beats/Bose comparisons I've seen. If you don't mind, I'm going to borrow this in the future.
Simply ask yourself this: if Jobs wanted to aggressively invade the headphone market, would the product have sounded like Beats?
Simply ask yourself this: if Jobs wanted to aggressively invade the headphone market, would the product have sounded like Beats?
He did design hardware and software.
He helped design the hardware layout in Breakout, Apple 1, Apple 2, Next Cube, and I'm sure countless of other undocumented instances.
He didn't engineer hardware and software, but he sure as hell helped design them. And in the rare scenarios when he did either of the two, it was brilliant work.
Learn your history
And still sold his company for $3 billion.
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You mean besides paying attention to every little detail, release very few products and most of them being outright hits?![]()
What kind of moronic "insight" is this? Are you kidding? Apple needs Dr Doolittle to bring the "Cool Factor" to Apple? What?? The best part of this story is how DR Dinky Doo will be working with hardware. Yah I don't think that would go over very well. [new "iPhone Beats" with 4in subwoofers and head strap]
People only talk about Beats' sound here. What about the build quality?
Most of us dont listen to music in situations where having a truely excellent set of cans will make a difference. The only time I ever sit down to appreciate music like that, I usually do it in a concert hall, because live.
You go learn history. Saint Jobs didn't design software or hardware. If "helping design" is actual coding, then ****... I'm a software designer too!!! But all I did was tell the programmers what works and doesn't in the real world for the software they were designing that our customers would use.
Saint Jobs was Brilliant in getting talented people to think beyond the status quo.
Period!
No one can and never will be compared to Steve Jobs. Sorry, Dre is awesome and has a ton of good music and artists under his belt; He will never come close to being like Steve Jobs.
Build quality has been in a couple posts. They are notorious for breaking after a couple months.
No, because Dre is a rapper and Jobs was a brilliant software and hardware developer.
He did design hardware and software.
He helped design the hardware layout in Breakout, Apple 1, Apple 2, Next Cube, and I'm sure countless of other undocumented instances.