> That company has a lot of history in the D and a lot of friends ... but > despite that I doubt they've ever really made a great deal of money so they > still more or less master today as they've always done ... It all comes down > to (someone) needing to put their money where there mouth is, rather than > merely waxing lyrical (excuse the pun) about Detroit and it's excellent, > highly-credible and sincere mastering company (which has pioneered at least > one feature on vinyl, which I've never seen anywhere else before)
doesn't this spell out who it is? :) robin... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]