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>> >Yeah, Arny misinterprets most results because he does not have the
>appropriate background knowledge.
>
>> I'm not going to argue with you about this :-)
>
>I feel like I'm a dam that has been attacked by ants... ;-)
>
So you�re heading to the water where the piranhas wait. Imagine...

>> >Yeah, he seems to mess up some things some times. If the results
>are
>> >strange he doesn�t bother to investigate further, to investigate
>if HE
>> >HIMSELF might have made a mistake instead of the soundcard beeing
>bad.
>
>Mr. Grasso seems to have added mind reading to his inestimable
>talents.

No no. If I review a soundcard I normally end up writing endless stuff
about drivers, backgrounds, basics. (
grassomusic.de/english/tunings.htm ) Because it is that complicated.
Would soundcard engineers and developers make mistakes if it wasn�t
complicated? And soundcars aren�t black boxes: Just think about
drivers; if you know why it is the way it is you might be able to tell
if a driver revision could fix or break it. If a new driver is
released you should make up your mind about how great the possibility
for changes is, and maybe redo some tests.     

>> >Many: grassomusic.de/english/rauschen.htm midi.htm#ct4830 sb.htm
>
>> I couldn't get this link to work?

It�s three links, don�t you see the spaces? The path is
grassomusic.de/english, and the pages in that directory are
rauschen.htm midi.htm and sb.htm . I could also write <a
href="http://grassomusic.de/english/rauschen.htm">this link</a> for
Outlook users but I think most Usenet people know how to cut and
paste. 
>
>Is this an example of Mr. Grasso's ability to get *everything*
>right? Let's not get into the fact that his site is a mass of broken
>links.
>
Huh? And your site was taken over by chinese DNS pirates because
pxcavetexx is an adress so shiny, I know. I wish I had your
imaginative power. 

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