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Re: Trigger finger is itchy [message #92133 is a reply to message #92132] Wed, 29 July 2020 19:30 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Absolutely. I've no doubt about the veracity of both designers. Both have my admiration as creative craftsmen, even artisans depending on how looking at the audio business. I just know Rozenblit from using his products and having a bit of home town pride of someone making a small mark in the audio field that lives a few miles away from myself. I don't detect animosity, just some professional throw down. I've read enough peer debate, here and many other venues and disciplines that it's all part of the make up of experience and interpretation. Healthy stuff.
 
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