Michael Conzo wrote:
In article ,
"John
Atkinson" wrote:
That was my fault. To save Mr. Krueger the inconvenience of having
to bring a PC, I had arranged to use one of my company's laptops.
Unfortunately, the Windows password had been changed, I had not
been given the new one, and my division's IT rep was on vacation.
Wes Phillips offered his iBook for Arny to use, but we did not have
a VGA adaptor for that computer's video output.
This, along with your failure to stop the Harry Lavo filibuster,
showed incredible bias and abuse of Mr. Krueger in my opinion. It
wasn't necessary to pay equal respect to the audience, for they
didn't come to hear nonsensical audience abuse of Mr. krueger.
Thank you. A muzzle for Fremer would have also been a good idea.
And your lack of proper preparation for Mr. Krueger's side of the
debate
made the effort clearly biased by Stereophile. Any competent
engineer tests his gear in situ before a big gig. Your failures in
this regard are frankly inexcusable.
The infrastructure failure is more excusable if you consider the
context - HE2005 was a IMO wasteland of modern and competent
presentation technology.