At 10:01 AM 11/28/2009, Lee Mushel wrote:
Jim,
You always have to remember what poor Gerald has to contend with
when topics related to the "left or right" brained aspect of our
desires arise. Let me give you an example: some time ago my
insurance agent was visiting our home and he looked at an original
watercolor we had purchased for about the cost of three
Flex5000A's. He told me that I had been seriously taken advantage
of! With great difficulty I had to keep a "straight face." And we
won't get into the subject of the grand piano! Still, I know that
at least half of the people I see on the street would never purchase
things like that even if the cost was not a consideration. While
it may be difficult for many Flexers to accept, the appearance of
something is a very important consideration when thinking about
"pride of ownership." How many of the automobile ads you see on TV
even mention details of performance? But they do mention
"style." You really can't argue one position or the other. It's
very much like prefering Coke or Pepsi!
73
I prefer Dr Pepper, choice is a good thing.
As has been mentioned before the "old" software took a lot of extra
PC power but that is being remedied. Another issue to consider is
many men are partially color blind, I'm not but I can understand
that having the ability to change the colors, a person could adjust
them to make the display easily seen to them.
The last example that Beppe showed as his favorite is very easy on
the eyes for me, but the change I would like is to make would be to
make the controls more symmetrical, common controls in the center,
the respective individual controls for the receivers on the right and
left. The two receiver meters close to each other at the top.
We are all a little different.
Cecil
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Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway.
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