you're against passenger57 telling people how to change the eq, right? (if not, never mind.)
your reason for this is that instead of buying the album, people will change the eq on the mp3s they downloaded from the internet. you want people to buy the album, and are thus against passenger57 telling people how to use the eq. good so far?
you're basically saying that if people change the eq on their mp3s, they won't buy the album. right? this implies you think the sound quality of the cd is better than that of the mp3s (and changing the eq makes the mp3s sound better), and once people get their mp3s to sound good they won't bother buying the cd. right?
now, your argument is moot because the sound quality is about the same on the mp3s and the cd. thus, for reasons of sound quality, there is no point in buying the cd. this is without any eq changes. since there is no point, with regard to sound quality, in buying the cd if one has regular mp3s, then changing the eq on the mp3s has nothing at all to do with buying the album. get it?
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what also bothers me is that you claim changing the eq doesn't really affect anything: "Maybe I'm just deaf, but I still hear the same quality." why then, are you against passenger57 spreading the word? if people already have mp3s of the album, knowing about the eq will change nothing with regard to them buying the album if, as you claim, the quality is the same.
thus, in arguing against passenger57 telling people about the eq you imply that his version sounds better than the album, while slightly earlier you say his version is the same. that's a contradiction.