On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 08:51:23 -0500, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:

"dave weil" wrote in message

On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 23:25:34 -0500, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:

One
can also observe that Aperion Audio lacks Atlantic Technology's track
record, relies on deceptive terminology to hype their products, and
note that the only reviews they have come from lightweight
subjectivist review sources such as TAS, CNET etc.

Sort of like getting reviews about technology from MSNBC, eh?

The review from MSNBC wasn't about the technology, it was about making the
technology accessible via the web.

Which is by definition about technology.

But thanks for behaving as deceptive and smarmy as ever, Weil.

Interestingly enough the MSNBC article also announced PCABX which
subsequently got favorable reviews from a number of far more technical
publications.

They also used the word "internet", which has been used by far more
technical publications.

The basic fallacy of Weil and sockpuppet Wheel is that they apparently
think that no action should be taken unless it exceeds their wildest
expectations. Focus on that word "wild". You're supposed to overlook the
fact that in the real world of audio, they are both certifiable non-players.
Weil collects broken and unrepairable classic speakers, and sockpuppet wheel
is so afraid of his own shadow that he won't say much at all about what he
does.

Let's see. How many lies can we find in the preceding paragraph? I see
at least one which is indisputably a lie.

I wonder how many non-working components Arnold might have in his
possession.