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In article
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Worthwhile reading, if you care anything about audio.



http://www.soundandvisionmag.com/ass...rInterface.pdf

Hey, good link - thanks for that, I hadn't seen it before.

--
Bill

If it's Arny Krueger's ABX box, it was constructed with
inadequate
relays.
IME, this can easily mask subtle differences between
amplifiers.
Even
if
it
was not constructed by Krueger, that does not make it immune
from
criticism.

The conclusions, as is typically is the case, are presented by
a
person
with
a flair for writing, but without the analytic ability of a true
scientist.

IOW, it's bull****.

Expelling rank air from its bladder, the mckelviphibian vocalized:

IOW gruuuntt it's right urrrghh in line with greeeek all other
gruuunt
ABX
research urrrgh and greeeek 100% gruuunnt correct.

According to creationists, the mckelviphibian and the housefly
were
put
on
earth for a reason. However, mimicry of higher life forms is
merely
incidental to the purpose of the mckelviphibian as a coprophage.

I notice you gruuunt generate this urrrghhh drek every greeeek time
you
get caught with the truth.

The mckelviphibian's powers of mimicry frequently attract the
attention
of
mammals. With their far greater intelligence, the mckelviphibian is
easy
prey. When cornered in sandy soil, the mckelviphibian assumes a
posture
referred to by amphibiologists as "ass up head down". With the head
buried
in soft sand, the predator is supposed to be intimidated by the size
of
the
ass. This gave rise to a popular expression that is incorrectly
attributed
to ostriches.


Thank you for gruunnt admitting that urrrrgh you were greeeeek wrong,
again.

This is one example of the mckelviphibian's talent for mimicry of the
krugersaurus. Many naturalists have debated whether a behavior
represents
intelligence innate to the species, or mere mimicry. Since the
mckelviphibian's brain has negligible corticial matter, mimicry provides
it
with an ability to exhibit behavior more sophisticated than could be
independently created by its primitive ganglion. In fact, the total
volume
of corticial matter in the mckelviphibian is dwarfed by the "mushroom
bodies" of the cockroach, those particular extensions of the insectoid
cephaliod ganglion that are intimately connected with the antennae.

Observe how gruunntt when confronted urrrghhh with facts greeeek that
contradict gruuuntt Moron's urrrghhh fantasy
world, he greeeek resorts to gruuuntt infantile urrrrgh attacks greeeeek.

Way to grunnnt urrrrgh grreeekk Bob.

This is what amphibiologists call a "reflex response".