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Hoorah!

I've had a few people join the SOS Forums just to PM me for specialised free advice as well! :headbang:

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Martin Walker wrote:Hoorah!

I've had a few people join the SOS Forums just to PM me for specialised free advice as well! :headbang:

Martin

Ah! Yes! Now, I've got this PC and........

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ef37a wrote:
Martin Walker wrote:Hoorah!

I've had a few people join the SOS Forums just to PM me for specialised free advice as well! :headbang:

Martin

Ah! Yes! Now, I've got this PC and........

Dave.

More obscure than that Dave - I had one query about an audio interface I reviewed for SOS at least ten years ago, asking for advice on installing that model in a new computer.

To put this into context, over the years I reviewed a total of 86 interfaces for SOS between the years 1997 and 2010 :beamup:

People track down a review written donkey's years ago and expect the reviewer to remember each and every product as if it were yesterday :?

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Martin Walker wrote:People track down a review written donkey's years ago and expect the reviewer to remember each and every product as if it were yesterday :?

People are a bit bizarre.

So I run this magazine archive site. I recently got a nice chap from LA who expected me to be able to tell him how to sync up his vintage multitrack reel-to-reel and autolocator (presumably a google search had led him to reviews of those items from the magazines from the actual '80s, and his train of thought must have been something along the lines of "this is the place that knows all about how to use every piece of gear from the last 40 years...")

I mean, I know a bit of stuff, but c'mon, I'm not superman...! :headbang:
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desmond wrote:I mean, I know a bit of stuff, but c'mon, I'm not superman...! :headbang:

And you tell the kids today ;)

They are all convinced THEY are already superman, but we are their Alfred The Butlers, available at the drop of a hat to sort out the nitty gritty problems as and when they arise.

:bouncy:

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Martin Walker wrote:They are all convinced THEY are already superman, but we are their Alfred The Butlers, available at the drop of a hat to sort out the nitty gritty problems as and when they arise.

Think you're mixing your superheroes there, Martin. ;-)

Alfred was Bruce Wayne's butler (aka Batman) - checkout latest Gotham series on E4 telly on Tuesday nights.
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