my A-Z of Hifi

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well I couldn't sleep so if you're bored too..........................

A is for Arcam ( Is it scientifically possible to demonstrate whether Arcam = Boring??)

B is for Boring HiFi ( probably not Arcam, almost certainly not Densen).

C is for Cd obviously ( If Bryston makes its first CDP 25 years after the first one was made there must be life in the old dog yet).

D is for Decibels (silence may be golden to some but most of the time....)

E is for Electronics ( I quite like referring to my HiFi as ‘ electronics’ Bit geeky isn’t it.) E is also for electronic (Type of music I can’t do without).

F is for France (apparently they make HiFi too!!!)

G is for Gramophone ( I’ve never read it but I’m sure its good Mr E)

H is for High Fidelity (whatever that means)

I is for INTERCONNECTS. Well I realised I was in trouble when I started to realise I liked to browse through reviews to imagine what they would sound like in my system.

J is for JMLab ( you see they’re French)

K is for Krell (Just one of many brands I can’t afford (without losing my flat)

L is for Last FM (damn fine!)

M is for Moon (Gotta love those displays!)

N is for NAD (Won’t hear a bad word said about them. It’s where it all started for me)

O is for Oh dear (how much did I spend again?)

P is for Primare (The final word in audio) ;-)

Q is for Quad (well what else could Q be?)

R is for Radio (From live sport on 5Live to comedy on radio4 – I salute you)

S is for silver plated copper (now are you the cause of all the brightness or what???)

T is for Taut (Yes i’m talking bout that BASS!!!!!!)

U is for Ugly ugly speakers ( ATC SCM 11s anyone?)

V is for Vestax (to all my neighbours in the last 10 years I’m really really sorry)

W is for What HiFi!!!!!!! (of course)

X is for Xylophone?

Y is for You know there’s only one more to go

Z is for zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz (thanks for staying with me!)

 

[Thaiman]

LOL but please see PJPro's post of how to format your post! For a moment I thought I was reading in Thai

 

[Clare Newsome]

Sorted....

 

[John Duncan]

[quote user="JAXON5"]

O is for Oh dear (how much did I spend again?)
[/quote]

Nearly. O is for "Oh dear. Oh dear oh dear oh dear."

[quote user="JAXON5"]
P is for Primare (The final word in audio) ;-)[/quote]

Of coursh.

Oh and one last thing:

[quote user="JAXON5"]H is for High Fidelity (whatever that means)[/quote]

No no no no no.............

 

[PJPro]

I thought

O was for Oh sugar! The most entertaining thread ever.

V was for Vanman. See above.

 

[fr0g]

I like it. How about...

A is for ABX double blind testing
B is for BASS(How low can you go?)
C is for Common Cold - Don't try to test equipment in this state - You might as well be using an Alba.
D is for Deaf - What some 'stereophiles' claim of those who can't hear the difference with the latest F)
E is for Ears!
F is for Foo - Hi-fi related nonsense.
G is for Gullable. eg the purchasers of CD demagnifiers, or green pens - See F).
H is for Humour...sometimes you need a good sense of it whilst reading cable reviews.
I is for Instinct - If it's too good to be true, then it isn't true...(See G, and F)
J is for Jam - Apparently you can spread it on CD's without a reduction of quality (see Tomorrows world in the 70's)
K is for Kittens - Awww
L is for Loud! - How music should be played
M is for Myspace - A surprisingly decent source of new and unsigned bands
N is for Now That's what I call music - Still going after all this time!
O is for Olofactory - Its just a pity we can't smell the F)
P is for Placebo. See A) for the way to check if it affects you.
Q is for Quaver (No not the cheese variety!)
R is for Radiohead (because they randomly came on my LastFM station whilst typing - weird)
S is for Sound, without it we wouldn't be here (on this forum).
T is for Test! Test! Test! - Don't buy blind. (Also see A) and F) )
U is for Unbelievable - The advertising of some purveyors of F)
V is for Van Damme - Good, cheap cables free of F)
W is for Woofer (See B) )
X is for Xentrix - An english thrash metal band I once watched live
Y is for Youtube - Low quality, but a great way of listeing to many songs before buying etc
Z is for Zither?

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="JohnDuncan"]

[quote user="JAXON5"]H is for High Fidelity (whatever that means)[/quote]

No no no no no.............[/quote]

H is also for Hob nobs (happy now?)

 

[Andrew Everard]

[quote user="fr0g"]I like it. How about...

A is for[/quote]

Agenda...?

[quote user="fr0g"]O is for Olofactory - Its just a pity we can't smell the F)[/quote]

O is for Olfactory - It's just a pity you can't spell the O)

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="fr0g"]I like it. How about...

A is for ABX double blind testing
B is for BASS(How low can you go?)
C is for Common Cold - Don't try to test equipment in this state - You might as well be using an Alba.
D is for Deaf - What some 'stereophiles' claim of those who can't hear the difference with the latest F)
E is for Ears!
F is for Foo - Hi-fi related nonsense.
G is for Gullable. eg the purchasers of CD demagnifiers, or green pens - See F).
H is for Humour...sometimes you need a good sense of it whilst reading cable reviews.
I is for Instinct - If it's too good to be true, then it isn't true...(See G, and F)
J is for Jam - Apparently you can spread it on CD's without a reduction of quality (see Tomorrows world in the 70's)
K is for Kittens - Awww
L is for Loud! - How music should be played
M is for Myspace - A surprisingly decent source of new and unsigned bands
N is for Now That's what I call music - Still going after all this time!
O is for Olofactory - Its just a pity we can't smell the F)
P is for Placebo. See A) for the way to check if it affects you.
Q is for Quaver (No not the cheese variety!)
R is for Radiohead (because they randomly came on my LastFM station whilst typing - weird)
S is for Sound, without it we wouldn't be here (on this forum).
T is for Test! Test! Test! - Don't buy blind. (Also see A) and F) )
U is for Unbelievable - The advertising of some purveyors of F)
V is for Van Damme - Good, cheap cables free of F)
W is for Woofer (See B) )
X is for Xentrix - An english thrash metal band I once watched live
Y is for Youtube - Low quality, but a great way of listeing to many songs before buying etc
Z is for Zither?[/quote]

Thumbs up ( ok so i dont have those silly emoticons............)

 

[Thaiman]

My turn
A is for amplifier as in very important part of hifi system, not enough current drive and you might as well don't bother buying a good pair of speakers
B is for Bob Surgeoner aka "Bob Neat". I was lucky enough to spend some time with Bob and enthusiasm and courtesy is 2nd to none. Neat brand deserve to be more popular in UK.
C is for class....as in different class of amplifier. We had many class A in 70's, class A/B in 80's and 90's with more and more company now heading for Class D in recent years including the HiFi giant like Rotel. I read somewhere that Class A run hot so they do tend to sound warm and Class D run cold so they sound a bit dark! Easy life being HiFi reviewers

D is for Dire Strait. They may make the most boring albums for the world but for us WOW...listen to that soundstage. Did you hear the sound of glass smash on 2nd track? How real was your system sound?! SAD but TRUE!

E is for Ebay! You can't afford brand new HiFi? No problem, just log on to Ebay and here they are...anything you could want from 70's Technics amp to a brand new Mark Levenson mono blocks.....bid at your own risk though, I spot 12 scammers in just 1 hour today.

F is for Feng Shui! but in HiFi term. Speakers placement, big thick carpet and curtain include where do you put your bookcase in the room? Don't knock it until you try it, the different ti HiFi sound is massive when done correctly.

G is for Gotham cables. The living proved that you don't need to spend silly money on cables to get a great sound. Not the best by any mean but good enough to sell by a buckets load without advertising and I am one of many satify customer.

H is for HiFi....what else? A silly hobby that got you to read my post this far (still few more letters to go yet!)
I is for Isolation. which can improve the sound of your HiFi. Turntables and cd player should get the big benifit while amplifier and speakers improvement are more debatable imo.

J is for Japan. Top design and build quality. Esoteric and Kondo are just two examples of highly regards hifi brand that come out from Japan.... If you think the Brits are nuts about sound system, wait until you seen Japanese hifi show!
K is for Kilowatts. Musical Fidelity just introduce 750 KW superchager! Obviously the 550W wasn't enough for somebody Doe!

L is for Linn. I would like to dedicate "L" as an life time achievement award for Linn Electronics. (Living voice come in as a close 2nd). Here we have a good old British company that keep on release top quality electronics, year after year! Linn LP 12 is the most known single HiFi product in the world and Linn CD12 is highly regards worldwide as the CD player to beat at any price. .....L is for Long Live La Linn.

M is for Media as in Magazine, internet, television and such like. Without them, we wouldn't know what is to demo! (this week Thank you.

N is for Naim! Nothing else quite like them although Densen come close. Bright-ish treble, close in Midrange and bass that tueful but never go down quite low as other. Yet, Somehow Naim manage to get you where it count most...."hair on the back of your neck". I never heard the highest end Naim (555/522/520) but for those who did I am sure that they will spend the next 10 years paying off the credit cards.

O is for Opus21, the most hype up cd player I have seen since taking up the hobby, every magazines write up some of the most fantastic reviews about it....I wish I have different ears!
P is for Phono stage. The pricey option for many amp but essential for those who does own a turn table (obviously!)

Q is for that magic "Q" at the end of Cyrus CD7. How did they do it! Improvement over the standard CD7 was amazing.
R is for Richersound! Not so much now but back in late 80's - Early 90's, most of HiFi lovers start their long Journey from Mr.Julian's shops. Stack them high and sell them low with great back up warranty.

S is for Skepticism. Do Mediums can really speak to spirits (or Ghost), Is there a life after Death? Can Hifi cables improve sound of your HiFi system?

T is for Turn Table.....can still put up a good fight with the Top of the range CD player that fully arm with upsample DACs, lots of big power supplies and Crystal clock. I really need to get one!

U is for Unison Reserach Unico, bring Hybrid design in to mass market. Sound lovely.
V is for version! Some HiFi gears have so many version more than I care to remember! Why can't they just change the products name instead of aa mk1, aa mk1.2, aa mk2.4 etc...etc.

W is for What HiFi and Vision The best selling home entertainment magazine in the world....Hey, I am not a creep!

X is for X-ray as in Musical Fidelity cd player that so highly regards when it first came out. I couldn't remember all the version though

Y is for YUGOSLAVIA! I have this feeling that in few years time there will be more and more quality HiFi eqipments coming from this country. The 2 brands that already make a big hit here in UK are Karan and Edgar.
Z is for Zen as in Acoustic Zen, my new pair of speakers....sublime

 

[Anonymous]

A is for ARCAM (I've experienced boredom, so you don't have too...)
B is for BAD HI-FI (Which is everything apart from anything over £100,000)
C is for COLOURATION (Which you can't avoid unless you play music in an open field)
D is for DON'T GO THERE (If you havn't started the neverending hobby of hi-fi, now is not the time to consider)
E is for EVO2 30s (My speakers which at £650 are the biggest rip-off in hi-fi)
F is for F**k it...

Yes, I guess you all know I'm less than impressed today...

 

[drummerman]

[quote user="Hughes123"]
A is for ARCAM (I've experienced boredom, so you don't have too...)
B is for BAD HI-FI (Which is everything apart from anything over £100,000)
C is for COLOURATION (Which you can't avoid unless you play music in an open field)
D is for DON'T GO THERE (If you havn't started the neverending hobby of hi-fi, now is not the time to consider)
E is for EVO2 30s (My speakers which at £650 are the biggest rip-off in hi-fi)
F is for F**k it...
Yes, I guess you all know I'm less than impressed today...

[/quote]

Ha Ha. Take it easy, switch the hifi off (it wont do any right today) and watch some tv or go and listen to some live music man. You could have a spliff though of course I would never endorse the use of recreational drugs with hifi problems or otherwise. Total disclaimer.

Then tomorrow go and borrow a supernait and look at the bright side. You could have mis-spent over 2k but you only 'wasted' 800 quid. See, its not all bad.

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="drummerman"]
[quote user="Hughes123"]

A is for ARCAM (I've experienced boredom, so you don't have too...)

B is for BAD HI-FI (Which is everything apart from anything over £100,000)

C is for COLOURATION (Which you can't avoid unless you play music in an open field)

D is for DON'T GO THERE (If you havn't started the neverending hobby of hi-fi, now is not the time to consider)

E is for EVO2 30s (My speakers which at £650 are the biggest rip-off in hi-fi)

F is for F**k it...

Yes, I guess you all know I'm less than impressed today...

[/quote]

Ha Ha. Take it easy, switch the hifi off (it wont do any right today) and watch some tv or go and listen to some live music man. You could have a spliff though of course I would never endorse the use of recreational drugs with hifi problems or otherwise. Total disclaimer.

Then tomorrow go and borrow a supernait and look at the bright side. You could have mis-spent over 2k but you only 'wasted' 800 quid. See, its not all bad.
[/quote]

Deep breath, deep breath...I was watching TV and then it hit me...why don't I do homecinema?! I must be able to refund my Arcam and get a home-cinema reciever and some decent rear speakers and a sub and then I'll get the old 28" from the garage...or is home-cinema just the same?

 

[Anonymous]

for me B is for BOSE and BOWERS and WILKINS!!!

 

[drummerman]

[quote user="Hughes123"]Deep breath, deep breath...I was watching TV and then it hit me...why don't I do homecinema?! I must be able to refund my Arcam and get a home-cinema reciever and some decent rear speakers and a sub and then I'll get the old 28" from the garage...or is home-cinema just the same?[/quote]

Really, I think you should sell it and get that 8vs2 we talked about. Happy days.

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="drummerman"]

Really, I think you should sell it and get that 8vs2 we talked about. Happy days.
[/quote]

Your probably right, but the dealer (Overture, Banbury) don't do Cyrus. They do Naim though, but I'm not sure on having a "dry" sound...and the dealer asked only last week "you like the Arcam" and I went "yeah, yeah" thinking in my head "No I don't, I prefered my Vintage JVC. Tell him! Tell him!". I didn't though. : (

You know, my hi-fi problem is very much down to the room it's in too. The accoustics are awful. When I took it downstairs, I loved it...I have the speakers around 50cm from the wall and listen about 3 meters away with the speakers nearly 3m apart with them toed in so the tweeter is just behind my ear, but the soundstage doesn't exist! How can I solve the problem? Smaller speakers?

 

[drummerman]

What I'm going to tell you may surprise you ...

cyrus 8vs2 and Rega R3's ... no really ... I promise I wont mention it again (to you) but it really is one superb system and I've heard many. It is equally comfortable in smaller as well as medium large rooms. It does'nt boom given a tiny little bit of tlc in setting it up (the regas are about as 'place and forget' as any speaker I know whithout the compromises of superminis such as the pmc's I just had) and it sounds great at low and high volumes. Detail, punch, scale, focus ... you get the idea. Next move up from the Regas imo are ProAcs Studios.

 

[Anonymous]

Def a speaker change required here. Drummerman is right, give the Rega R3s a spin. Had a look at a pair in Nottingham at the weekend. You'll be very surprised...

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="Thaiman"]My turn
A is for amplifier as in very important part of hifi system, not enough current drive and you might as well don't bother buying a good pair of speakers
B is for Bob Surgeoner aka "Bob Neat". I was lucky enough to spend some time with Bob and enthusiasm and courtesy is 2nd to none. Neat brand deserve to be more popular in UK.
C is for class....as in different class of amplifier. We had many class A in 70's, class A/B in 80's and 90's with more and more company now heading for Class D in recent years including the HiFi giant like Rotel. I read somewhere that Class A run hot so they do tend to sound warm and Class D run cold so they sound a bit dark! Easy life being HiFi reviewers

D is for Dire Strait. They may make the most boring albums for the world but for us WOW...listen to that soundstage. Did you hear the sound of glass smash on 2nd track? How real was your system sound?! SAD but TRUE!

E is for Ebay! You can't afford brand new HiFi? No problem, just log on to Ebay and here they are...anything you could want from 70's Technics amp to a brand new Mark Levenson mono blocks.....bid at your own risk though, I spot 12 scammers in just 1 hour today.

F is for Feng Shui! but in HiFi term. Speakers placement, big thick carpet and curtain include where do you put your bookcase in the room? Don't knock it until you try it, the different ti HiFi sound is massive when done correctly.

G is for Gotham cables. The living proved that you don't need to spend silly money on cables to get a great sound. Not the best by any mean but good enough to sell by a buckets load without advertising and I am one of many satify customer.

H is for HiFi....what else? A silly hobby that got you to read my post this far (still few more letters to go yet!)
I is for Isolation. which can improve the sound of your HiFi. Turntables and cd player should get the big benifit while amplifier and speakers improvement are more debatable imo.

J is for Japan. Top design and build quality. Esoteric and Kondo are just two examples of highly regards hifi brand that come out from Japan.... If you think the Brits are nuts about sound system, wait until you seen Japanese hifi show!
K is for Kilowatts. Musical Fidelity just introduce 750 KW superchager! Obviously the 550W wasn't enough for somebody Doe!

L is for Linn. I would like to dedicate "L" as an life time achievement award for Linn Electronics. (Living voice come in as a close 2nd). Here we have a good old British company that keep on release top quality electronics, year after year! Linn LP 12 is the most known single HiFi product in the world and Linn CD12 is highly regards worldwide as the CD player to beat at any price. .....L is for Long Live La Linn.

M is for Media as in Magazine, internet, television and such like. Without them, we wouldn't know what is to demo! (this week Thank you.

N is for Naim! Nothing else quite like them although Densen come close. Bright-ish treble, close in Midrange and bass that tueful but never go down quite low as other. Yet, Somehow Naim manage to get you where it count most...."hair on the back of your neck". I never heard the highest end Naim (555/522/520) but for those who did I am sure that they will spend the next 10 years paying off the credit cards.

O is for Opus21, the most hype up cd player I have seen since taking up the hobby, every magazines write up some of the most fantastic reviews about it....I wish I have different ears!
P is for Phono stage. The pricey option for many amp but essential for those who does own a turn table (obviously!)

Q is for that magic "Q" at the end of Cyrus CD7. How did they do it! Improvement over the standard CD7 was amazing.
R is for Richersound! Not so much now but back in late 80's - Early 90's, most of HiFi lovers start their long Journey from Mr.Julian's shops. Stack them high and sell them low with great back up warranty.

S is for Skepticism. Do Mediums can really speak to spirits (or Ghost), Is there a life after Death? Can Hifi cables improve sound of your HiFi system?

T is for Turn Table.....can still put up a good fight with the Top of the range CD player that fully arm with upsample DACs, lots of big power supplies and Crystal clock. I really need to get one!

U is for Unison Reserach Unico, bring Hybrid design in to mass market. Sound lovely.
V is for version! Some HiFi gears have so many version more than I care to remember! Why can't they just change the products name instead of aa mk1, aa mk1.2, aa mk2.4 etc...etc.

W is for What HiFi and Vision The best selling home entertainment magazine in the world....Hey, I am not a creep!

X is for X-ray as in Musical Fidelity cd player that so highly regards when it first came out. I couldn't remember all the version though

Y is for YUGOSLAVIA! I have this feeling that in few years time there will be more and more quality HiFi eqipments coming from this country. The 2 brands that already make a big hit here in UK are Karan and Edgar.
Z is for Zen as in Acoustic Zen, my new pair of speakers....sublime [/quote]

Nice read Thaiman! Not sure I can play that Dire Straits album though. I'll just take your word for it ; - )

 

[fr0g]

[quote user="Andrew Everard"]
[quote user="fr0g"]I like it. How about...

A is for[/quote]

Agenda...?

[quote user="fr0g"]O is for Olofactory - Its just a pity we can't smell the F)[/quote]

O is for Olfactory - It's just a pity you can't spell the O)

[/quote]

Yes - My Agenda is only for the Truth. - T is for Truth , lets all try and get there...
Olofactory - indeed. I rather stupidly used google as a spell check as I wasn't sure, seems many others made the same spelling mistake... :/

 

[Andrew Everard]

[quote user="fr0g"]
Yes - My Agenda is only for the Truth. - T is for Truth , lets all try and get there...[/quote]

It's out there apparently...

 

[fr0g]

[quote user="Thaiman"]My turn
A is for amplifier as in very important part of hifi system, not enough current drive and you might as well don't bother buying a good pair of speakers
B is for Bob Surgeoner aka "Bob Neat". I was lucky enough to spend some time with Bob and enthusiasm and courtesy is 2nd to none. Neat brand deserve to be more popular in UK.
C is for class....as in different class of amplifier. We had many class A in 70's, class A/B in 80's and 90's with more and more company now heading for Class D in recent years including the HiFi giant like Rotel. I read somewhere that Class A run hot so they do tend to sound warm and Class D run cold so they sound a bit dark! Easy life being HiFi reviewers

D is for Dire Strait. They may make the most boring albums for the world but for us WOW...listen to that soundstage. Did you hear the sound of glass smash on 2nd track? How real was your system sound?! SAD but TRUE!

E is for Ebay! You can't afford brand new HiFi? No problem, just log on to Ebay and here they are...anything you could want from 70's Technics amp to a brand new Mark Levenson mono blocks.....bid at your own risk though, I spot 12 scammers in just 1 hour today.

F is for Feng Shui! but in HiFi term. Speakers placement, big thick carpet and curtain include where do you put your bookcase in the room? Don't knock it until you try it, the different ti HiFi sound is massive when done correctly.

G is for Gotham cables. The living proved that you don't need to spend silly money on cables to get a great sound. Not the best by any mean but good enough to sell by a buckets load without advertising and I am one of many satify customer.

H is for HiFi....what else? A silly hobby that got you to read my post this far (still few more letters to go yet!)
I is for Isolation. which can improve the sound of your HiFi. Turntables and cd player should get the big benifit while amplifier and speakers improvement are more debatable imo.

J is for Japan. Top design and build quality. Esoteric and Kondo are just two examples of highly regards hifi brand that come out from Japan.... If you think the Brits are nuts about sound system, wait until you seen Japanese hifi show!
K is for Kilowatts. Musical Fidelity just introduce 750 KW superchager! Obviously the 550W wasn't enough for somebody Doe!

L is for Linn. I would like to dedicate "L" as an life time achievement award for Linn Electronics. (Living voice come in as a close 2nd). Here we have a good old British company that keep on release top quality electronics, year after year! Linn LP 12 is the most known single HiFi product in the world and Linn CD12 is highly regards worldwide as the CD player to beat at any price. .....L is for Long Live La Linn.

M is for Media as in Magazine, internet, television and such like. Without them, we wouldn't know what is to demo! (this week Thank you.

N is for Naim! Nothing else quite like them although Densen come close. Bright-ish treble, close in Midrange and bass that tueful but never go down quite low as other. Yet, Somehow Naim manage to get you where it count most...."hair on the back of your neck". I never heard the highest end Naim (555/522/520) but for those who did I am sure that they will spend the next 10 years paying off the credit cards.

O is for Opus21, the most hype up cd player I have seen since taking up the hobby, every magazines write up some of the most fantastic reviews about it....I wish I have different ears!
P is for Phono stage. The pricey option for many amp but essential for those who does own a turn table (obviously!)

Q is for that magic "Q" at the end of Cyrus CD7. How did they do it! Improvement over the standard CD7 was amazing.
R is for Richersound! Not so much now but back in late 80's - Early 90's, most of HiFi lovers start their long Journey from Mr.Julian's shops. Stack them high and sell them low with great back up warranty.

S is for Skepticism. Do Mediums can really speak to spirits (or Ghost), Is there a life after Death? Can Hifi cables improve sound of your HiFi system?

T is for Turn Table.....can still put up a good fight with the Top of the range CD player that fully arm with upsample DACs, lots of big power supplies and Crystal clock. I really need to get one!

U is for Unison Reserach Unico, bring Hybrid design in to mass market. Sound lovely.
V is for version! Some HiFi gears have so many version more than I care to remember! Why can't they just change the products name instead of aa mk1, aa mk1.2, aa mk2.4 etc...etc.

W is for What HiFi and Vision The best selling home entertainment magazine in the world....Hey, I am not a creep!

X is for X-ray as in Musical Fidelity cd player that so highly regards when it first came out. I couldn't remember all the version though

Y is for YUGOSLAVIA! I have this feeling that in few years time there will be more and more quality HiFi eqipments coming from this country. The 2 brands that already make a big hit here in UK are Karan and Edgar.
Z is for Zen as in Acoustic Zen, my new pair of speakers....sublime [/quote]

Excellent, although Yugoslavia is no more... Serbia, Bosnia(and Herzegovina), Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro and Macedonia...(I have colleagues and friends from 3 of those places.)

 

[fr0g]

[quote user="Andrew Everard"]
[quote user="fr0g"]
Yes - My Agenda is only for the Truth. - T is for Truth , lets all try and get there...[/quote]

It's out there, apparently...

[/quote]

...indeed. thx

 

[Anonymous]

ISBN-13: 978-1900924818

 

[Andrew Everard]

[quote user="fr0g"]Andrew, can you please not use my name on the forum... I know many do, but I like to keep that as separate from online sources as possible... thanks,[/quote]

Mysterious, but deleted.