Seth Says He Can Prove It
Dear Seth Godin
I understand your post, Are $300 headphones worth it? wasn't about headphones at all. It was about value and clever marketing. But one statement caught my attention:
"We can prove they sound better!"
While it's no stretch of the imagination to believe that a hyped up set of shiny, endorsed headphones under perform in comparison to a set manufactured by Grado, I just wanted to know how and or where the proof might be? Where you referencing a study or article somewhere?
Thanks,
Daniel
(if this post never gets a response, it's ok, at least I pointed a few people to a great read, Seth's blog.)
I understand your post, Are $300 headphones worth it? wasn't about headphones at all. It was about value and clever marketing. But one statement caught my attention:
"We can prove they sound better!"
While it's no stretch of the imagination to believe that a hyped up set of shiny, endorsed headphones under perform in comparison to a set manufactured by Grado, I just wanted to know how and or where the proof might be? Where you referencing a study or article somewhere?
Thanks,
Daniel
(if this post never gets a response, it's ok, at least I pointed a few people to a great read, Seth's blog.)
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