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RE: How many threads...

Posted by Michael Lavorgna on November 2, 2016 at 18:30:43:

This may come as a surprise Isaak, but some people who write for a living actually care about not only what they've written, but what is attributed to them. If you think that:

"When John Atkinson says MQA is the most significant development in digital audio in 40 years"

And

"In almost 40 years of attending audio press events, only rarely have I come away feeling that I was present at the birth of a new world"

Mean the same thing, I'd suggest you need to brush up on your basic English.

But I get it. Your mind goes all fuzzy when it comes to subjects you are passionate about. Like when you say I said that all of Sony's catalog would be available in DSD (I never said that).

The risk you run with your run-on nonsense is the "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" only not as important.