P Floding wrote: > seanadams;225730 Wrote: >> Yes. I have presented a plausible explanation which is supported by 100% >> of the evidence at hand, and I have explained why it is so. I have also >> explained why other "mysterious" phenomena, such as jitter, would not >> cause the reported symptoms. >> >> Do I think I'm right? Yes. >> >> Do I mind if I'm wrong? No. >> >> As I said earlier, I would welcome evidence to the contrary, but given >> my level of certainty and all the other circumstances surrounding this >> issue, I have better things to do than to go looking for new evidence >> myself. Is that really what you expect me to do here? If so, how would >> you suggest I go about it even if I wanted to? > > Your best course of action is, obviously, to tell the customer off for > being an idiot, and that you have better things to do than listening to > BS like that. That's part one in 101 in customer relations.
Of course, Sean can't do that. I, however, can. Stop being an idiot - Sean is being entirely reasonable in his approach and has got better things to do that listen to your BS. R. _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
