The Quest

[millwood]

Originally posted by Fred Dieckmann


Yes you are absolutely right and you continue your quest to save us all.

Why would I try to save you? Darwinism will take care of that.

Originally posted by Fred Dieckmann

Why would I want or need credibility?

That's what I thought you would say.

Originally posted by Fred Dieckmann

What I can't understand is why you are here........

if you actually read a little bit more, you will find the answer - something I had suggested to you in more than one occasion.

[millwood]

Originally posted by Fred Dieckmann
How many watts? How many lights? How many knobs? How many dollars?

Fred

this reminds of the following:

"None dies whose heart by love is everliving
The clear proof of this the world archives are giving".
Master Hafez, 7th century Persian poet

Enjoy.

[millwood]

Originally posted by Fred Dieckmann
Mr. Curl will you weigh in on the inverting amp debate so some unwitting expert with a chip amp on his shoulder can tell you that you are wrong and we can enjoy the consequences?

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...299#post212299

I thought we had long graduated from the elementry school where everything has to be right and wrong.

Guess some of us are more fond of that singular and single-minded world.

[Jocko Homo]

This means that I am no longer the resident bitter old cynic who can complain about being screwed by other high-end companies. I am but a mere rank amateur compared to Signoro Curl.

I guess we should all thank SE for this. I know that I will.

Jocko

[Fred Dieckmann]

"where everything has to be right and wrong."

The one where everything has to be audible to everyone, or not at all. The one where if you don't know how to measure it, then it doesn't exist. The one where anyone who post to the Internet has equal credibility, or spelling abilities (its elementary), regardless of education, experience, You know.... the subjective world.


"I thought we had long graduated from the elementry school"

Exactly how long ago was that?