Re: Statement from Golden Ears

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I hereby certify that Arny Krueger is completely wrong
in his ABX crusade. Unfortunately for him, it's a bit
late in life to find another axe to grind.

Take your fight to the AES!

Why!? Aren't you up to it?

I'm not the guy who has a fight with the AES, Terry. You seem to be that
guy.

What do they know about audio? ;-)

Perhaps you could post another selectively edited
article that would show us?

There was no selectively edited article posting on my
part. I posted 100% of what I received.

But then, we are all waiting for you to validate the
last two ;-)

Again, its not my job to validate or invalidate the AES.
I'll leave the fights with the AES to John Atkinson, who
is probably still a member there.

Your last two postings of articles did not have anything
to do with the AES.

Sure they dp. You responded to a post about the AES.

Now you want to pretend that you didn't?

One was from Mix Magazine and the
other from some bloke called Tom Morrow.

I guess you can't read very well, Terry. The Mix magazine article

"The Emperor's New Sampling Rate"

http://mixonline.com/recording/mixing/audio_emperors_new_sampling/index1.html

Cited a JAES article:

"The study was published in this past September's Journal of the Audio
Engineering Society under the title ?Audibility of a CD-Standard A/D/A Loop
Inserted Into High-Resolution Audio Playback.?

Terry, you mean that you don't know that AES stands for Audio Engineering
Society?

Again, I fail to
follow your thought processes here (shrug).

OK Terry, so I lost you when I abbreviated Audio Engineering Society as AES.
I can live with that.

Can we get back on track?



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