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![]() "Lord Hasenpfeffer" wrote in message Very differently. I'm much more tolerant and appreciative of your brand of low-level goading than I am of the inflammatory nonsense with which he opted to pollute this thread upon first contributing to it. My level of response its at all time comensurate with the attitude of presentation in the flawed concept I am addressing. If I have been over-assertive or abrupt, it is in reaction to your refusal to beleive things that most of us here learned in our late teens (that is anybody involved in the technical side of music, and/or electronics). FWIW late teens was over 20 years ago for me. At what point does it become better than common, high-bias audiotape? Very funny. ;-) And what is it exactly that you find to be so humourous in that question of mine? You are saying 'tape' and not realising that in these circles 'tape' does not mean cassette (which it also fails to beat the best of). Certainly the type of people happy with 128kpbs MP3s were the same set that didn't find anything lacking in casssette tapes. geoff |
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