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As far as I recall, the .pro in rec.audio.pro actually means 
"production" not "professional"

soundhaspriority@yahoo.com wrote:
> "LeepinCat" <nulladdress123@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I DID search the group for previous threads but didn't readily find
>> an answer
>> without wading through a lot of rhetoric. But in your responses, the
>> differences
>> of opinion were very enlightening.
>>
>>   The, lofty, pretentious, "Chevdo's" demeaning response generated some
>> helpful opinions. IMO, he should start his OWN, moderated, pro group.
>> Then he could pick and choose, who is worthy of his time, and infinite
>> wisdom, and avoid being bothered by the learning curve that most people
>> experience
>> regardless of the subject of conversation.  Maybe, "rec.audio.pro.
>> jackass" ?
> 
> Chevdo is one of the worst "pros" on this group for getting a reasonable
> answer.  What is a "pro", anyway?  I've now been recording my project for
> several weeks, and am feeling pretty professional about it.  No one here
> would help me, and I still managed to figure out what equipment I needed and
> how to hook it up, thanks to the good people at J&R Music World.  They've
> turned out to be the most helpful of any of the so-called "pro audio"
> companies, and I've got lots of gear now so I guess that makes me a "pro",
> too.
> 
> So if you just keep hammering these guys, you'll eventually get an answer
> that makes some sense.
> 
> Luv,
> Bob Morein
> 
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