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RE: he's not completely wrong ...

Posted by rick_m on March 15, 2012 at 08:30:53:
"I hope you realize that I might provide an example to illustrate my chosen point without it necessarily having to have something to do with an example you provided to illustrate your chosen point."

Brain hurts... But I assume after breakfast I'll agree.

Do you think that there is something specifically wrong with CD's as a medium or is it digital audio in general that is unforgiving?

By the way I suspect the answer is yes, but I am interested in your take on it.

Regards, Rick