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rammiepie said:
From the country that put a space probe on Mars..........
Strange, isn't it?
How much did you have to spend on this Mars Rover? $2.5 billion? Well, you can upgrade a DVD-5 plant for less than a cost of one Playback Designs SACD player.
>all you Brits gave us was a moon shot of Prince Harry's ass
Rammiepie, I'm Polish so you have to come up with a different set of jokes ;)
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Post by AmonRa August 27, 2012 (112 of 116)
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Teresa: there are no such things as "blanks" in a SACD/DVD/CD factory, the disk is formed by polycarbonate injection molding. So why mention prices of DVD-R blanks in this context, if not by ignorance?
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Post by DSD August 27, 2012 (113 of 116)
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Post by hiredfox August 27, 2012 (114 of 116)
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rammiepie said:
all you Brits gave us was a moon shot of Prince Harry's ass.
Actually Ralph, it was a "Sun" shot, we've not forgotten how to do things in style over here.
We are still trying to work out why the landing system failed?
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Post by rammiepie August 27, 2012 (115 of 116)
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audioholik said:
Strange, isn't it?
How much did you have to spend on this Mars Rover? $2.5 billion? Well, you can upgrade a DVD-5 plant for less than a cost of one Playback Designs SACD player.
>all you Brits gave us was a moon shot of Prince Harry's ass
Rammiepie, I'm Polish so you have to come up with a different set of jokes ;)
Why, oh, why, audioholik would the US government get involved with SACD pressing plants? Guaranteed that 95% of Americans have never even heard of the format.
IMO, If anyone were to initiate this move, it would be Chad Kassem of Acoustic Sounds who BTW, has a very sophisticated Vinyl pressing facility at his disposal.
And sorry for the British inference but really don't know many Chopin jokes!
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Post by hiredfox August 28, 2012 (116 of 116)
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rammiepie said:
And sorry for the British inference but really don't know many Chopin jokes!
Q: What's musical and handy in a supermarket?
A: A Chopin Liszt.
This one has nothing whatsoever to do with Chopin but is useful for taking this thread into exciting new territory...
A (US) tourist is sightseeing Vienna. At the tomb of Beethoven the touris is reading the commemorative engraving only to be distracted by a rustling noise from somewhere inside.
The tourist asks a local Viennese what the noise is.
"Oh, that is Beethoven. He's decomposing."
Bang! Bang!
Sorry Ralph, guys and girls.....
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