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Thanks for sharing.

 

Here also a nice link with watches in movies.

http://watchesinmovies.info/movies/

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Oh God. Ken Kessler. Don't get me started :headdesk:

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Oh God. Ken Kessler. Don't get me started :headdesk:

 

...surely not the hi-fi 'jounalist' I hope....?

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Oh God. Ken Kessler. Don't get me started :headdesk:

 

...surely not the hi-fi 'jounalist' I hope....?

 

Fuck, it IS him....:picard:

 

 

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Oh God. Ken Kessler. Don't get me started :headdesk:

 

...surely not the hi-fi 'jounalist' I hope....?

 

Yup

 

'Hi-Fi journalist' is being rather generous...

 

"Bad Physics Journalist" is closer ;)

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Oh God. Ken Kessler. Don't get me started :headdesk:

 

...surely not the hi-fi 'jounalist' I hope....?

 

Yup

 

'Hi-Fi journalist' is being rather generous...

 

"Bad Physics Journalist" is closer ;)

 

One of the worst guys whores in the industry (and they're quite abundant!) I ever had the displeasure of meeting.

Really a thoroughbred cunt, he is...

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I once told him - in great detail - why I thought he must be congenitally deaf. It didn't go down quite as well as you might expect... ;)

 

This was in front of a large group of hi-fi journalists and well-known industry figures at a hi-fi show in London where he had appointed himself Queen.

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I once told him - in great detail - why I thought he must be congenitally deaf. It didn't go down quite as well as you might expect... ;)

 

This was in front of a large group of hi-fi journalists and well-known industry figures at a hi-fi show in London where he had appointed himself Queen.

 

I had a...ehm...'similar' experience with him over a journo's press dinner, where he fiercely tried to justify how (uendingly) long term review samples would directly influency the...ehrm...'quality' of a review in various publications. It did prove he was familiar with the phrase let's talk about that later, say...'C U Next Tuesday'...;)

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Kessler :sniper:

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...oh, and just remembered this as well: He once did an in-depth review of a product he had never even seen, let alone heard.

How do I know? Because none of the products ever left the factory, because only prototypes were ever made. Sleazy fothamucker!

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Yup. There were a lot of those sort of happenings. Kessler wasn't the only reviewer doing it, either - which is part of the reason why I left the business.

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There were always rumours that certain journalist got nicely paid to review products they've never heard...

 

Hi-Fi World was the only publication I bothered reading.

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There were always rumours that certain journalist got nicely paid to review products they've never heard...

 

Hi-Fi World was the only publication I bothered reading.

 

For me the 'bibles' were:

a) The Absolute Sound - especially when it was still headed by (now late) Harry Pearson.

b) Stereophile, when edited by J. Gordon Holt, later John Atkinson

 

Both publications originally came in a (bloody annoying to 'break') pocket-sized format, but I read them both religiously and couldn't wait for the next issues to be mailed to me. So, in the pastime I read....well...... 'all the other publications' as well...;)

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