MiNE 109 wrote:
In article , trotsky wrote:


MiNE 109 wrote:

In article , trotsky wrote:



This is the kind of thing I hold against you, McElroy. "Devil" is
begging to be bitch-slapped here, and you won't say a goddamned thing.


It's more fun to encourage him. Besides, there's a real point in there
about how inexperienced assemblers can make their work more difficult
than it needs to be. Granted, it's your business how you put your
speakers together, but assembly skills are not inherently impressive.


Assembly skills in general don't impress you, or did you miss a word and
were actually talking about me? Your post doesn't make any sense.


Draw the inference. "Inexperienced assemblers," then, "how you put your
speakers together," followed by a general comment about assembly skills.


Yeah, except that makes no sense. There's been no talk of how I put the
speakers together vis a vis the assembly (read: manufacturing) process.


IOW, I'm not impressed just because you can put together a speaker, no
matter how hard you make it for yourself. On the other hand, putting
together a speaker and selling it doesn't make you a scammer.


I'm sure you're making sense in your own mind, McElroy. Audiophiles are
really impressed by one thing: sound quality. What does that make you?