EricBergan;694200 Wrote: 
> Ok, I wasn't a big believer in the TAS "sell them anything" conspiracy
> theory. But just got #222. There were two letters to the editor printed
> about the four part story, but both asking for advice on whether they
> should re-rip their FLAC files.
> 
> So no questions published about Dr Charles Zellig and Jay Clawson's
> credentials. No questions published questioning if two ripping programs
> produce bit identical files, how can there be a difference due to the
> ripping programs. No acknowledgement of the controversy on many forums,
> or Stereophile's comment that they had been offered the series, had
> concerns, and passed on printing the series.
> 
> I have a few issues left on my subscription, but if editorially they
> just ignore all this, looks like I'll not be renewing after many
> years.
> 
> eric

I'm almost a +1 on the above but for two differences:

I am somewhat of a believer in a modified version of "TAS "sell them
anything" conspiracy theory", more of a keep the advertisers happy
conspiracy theory.

I also just received TAS issue #222 but, lucky me, it is my last issue.
I will miss some of the music coverage which on occasion can be very
worthwhile but no enough to justify resubscribing.

Another strike against TAS is that it is one of number of magazines
where the price of a subscription renewal is a deal higher than the
price of new subscription.


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