Fair enough. I can understand not giving a dub the benefit of the doubt. But even then, there's definitely some quality dubs out there, some even better than the Japanese. Two examples which spring to mind here are Cowboy Bebop (said to have a better English dub than Japanese; I've only seen the excellent English dub, so I can't judge on that score) and the majority of Ghibli/Miyazaki movies. Disney seem to have a knack for finding excellent (if invariably big-name) voices for the English dubs.AvsJoe said:But still, I have seen about 80 or 90 different anime shows or movies and I can only come up with 3 examples of good or better dubbing, that means that it's bad about 96% of the time IMO. It's not 'always', you're right about that, but I will no longer give dubbing even a chance anymore thanks to those terrible odds. So from now on the answer will be 'always' for me.
tl;dr: No need to seek out dubbed animes, but if someone recommmends a dub to you, there's no need to refuse on the basis that it's dubbed, since there are quality dubs out there. And if it's Miyazaki, one can pretty much assume it'll be good.