"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"Harry Lavo" wrote in message
"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"Harry Lavo" wrote in message
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Sorry Arny for catching you out in yet another web of
deception and puffery.
But thanks for confirming it, no matter how
inadvertently.
Note that Harry has already awarded himself victory on
the grounds that he has conclusively proven that the
article I claimed most certainly does not exist.
Too bad I found a reference to it at
http://www.nleindex.com
Straw men burning everywhere.
As usual Harry won't stand behind his recent statements.
Show me where I said, much
less have conclusively claimed to have proven, that the
article doesn't exist.
What's unclear about:
"Sorry Arny for catching you out in yet another web of deception and
puffery."
I implied it was possible, given
your past track record. You have given a citation. I
have looked it up. An article as cited exists. The
citation doesn't include authors names so we have only
your word that you are one of the authors...and that
should be enough, except that in the past you have made
similar claims that turned out not to be true.
Nonsense. Prove the existence of even one of them Harry or admit that you
are an insufferable liar.
So a little scepticism is warrented.
Nahh Harry, you can't stand to think that in the case of using electret
mics for recording and measurements, I'm more than 20 years ahead of you.
The main point, however, is that you have already
admitted the article doesn't deal in any relevant way
with the implication you wished to give by mentioning it
in the first place....
What implication? The one you fantasized? LOL!
implying that somehow the Niaint
Mic wasn't worthy of a second thought because you had
already "invented it" 20 years prior.
Another fantasy. The Niaint mic is what it is. It's a cheap, stripped down
version of a very cheap but more complete and probably better-designed
mic.
When in fact you hadn't.
What fact? Show where I said that I built a mic with phantom power support
and balanced output, Harry. Do that or admit that you're a habitual
insufferable liar.
Your mic was an electret measurement microphone.
That several of us, including myself used for recording.
The Niaint is a balanced, phantom-powered recording
microphone.
So it is. So what?
Now, I'll really **** you off Harry. The mic design that my friend and I
came up with over 20 years ago was some years later used in a
ground-breaking measurement technique which was described in an AES paper.
Have a nice day, Harry! ;-)
My last word, Arny. You dragged a peripheral project of yours (however
laudible) into a rec.audio.pro.live-sound thread when it wasn't relevant,
simply to imply that the mics under discussion -- the Naiant -- were "old
stuff". When the only relevance to what you did twenty years ago was to
perhaps use the same capsule. It showed your insufferable ego, however weak
it is that it requires bolstering through puffery.