Hi everyone!
Please bring the thread back on course rather than trashing editors of
magazines. The thread is all about the use of external long-range battery
packs with portable electronic gadgets like MD Walkmans and digital cameras.
With regards,
Simon Mackay
es even more than other brands, such as Klipsch
or Mirage).
That, and the fact he hates MD, makes me think he is not an objective
reviewer... close to an a**hole.
Francisco.
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From: "las" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: "Francisco J. Huerta" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That, and the fact he hates MD, makes me think he is not an objective
reviewer... close to an a**hole.
Oh well. [shrug] No use continuing this thread.
Don C.
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To stop getting this
"Simon Mackay" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone ever had experience designing their own "long-distance"
battery pack for their personal high-demand electronic devices? How
did they go about designing the battery pack, what battery did they
use as the basis of the pack and how did they
Dan Frakes wrote:
Headroom sells an external battery pack for many CD players, and they
even include a note that "We can 4D holders for certain portable CD
players. Call us for details." I am assuming that they could do the same
for MD players.
Don't mean to hog the site, but you keep
From: "las" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BTW that's where the assh0le [sic] Ken Pohmann (or whatever the jerks name
is) get his start. I didn't like him them (he reviewed new CDs and was just
as clueless about music as he is about audio.
Aside from being an objectivist (bound to offend the golden
Don Capps wrote:
From: "las" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aside from being an objectivist (bound to offend the golden eared) what is
it exactly that makes Ken Pohlman an asshole and "clueless" about audio?
Don C.
You are fairly new to the list so you probably didn't see the article that was
posted
From: "las" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You are fairly new to the list so you probably didn't see the article that
was posted here a few years ago where he totally trashed MDs claiming they
were inferior to Dolby C cassettes. All you have to do is read some of his
articles and if you know anything, you
Don Capps wrote:
True, I am new to the list. However, I am a LONG time reader of a number of
audio mags, both pro and home oriented. I have been reading Stereo Review
(now Sound Vision) since the 70's and am VERY familiar with Ken Pohlman's
work. And I fail to see how Ken's having an
