rdenney

Not to disparage the Orient at all--a completely worthy brand and a superb value--but I don't see the hand-polished zaratsu finishing on...

I have a 1963 Re-Edition. The movement is a Seagull ST-19, made by the Tianjin Watch Company No. 1. Unlike the usual reputation for just...

Beats me. Companies make decisions for all sorts of reasons, and I'm not trying to defend modern McIntosh. I was mostly reacting to the...

Guys...aesthetics? De gustibus non est disputandum. People who love the look of McIntosh will not want the look of an Accuphase, and...

Will these work? JK

Dredging this thread up for posterity. Reference this photo: My example of this DAC has stopped working, and the case was extremely...

Phones are how must photos are taken today. Interchangeable lens cameras are for pro's and advanced amateurs. I'm using my phone more...

The few that are confident in their products will then own social media. The thing is, nothing in my proposed written agreement...

If I took payment from a company to review their product, I think in the current environment I'd need to get them to sign an agreement...

I suspect those who loved the original Olympus OM-1 will be like Newman and appreciate the compactness of mirrorless cameras. My hands...

Luis is quite a character. Very smart and driven. He was the most vocal person to go after "Right to Repair" legislation and put the...

If opinions are truly protected because they are not defamatory by definition, then so are bad opinions. That’s the point, of course...

“Any person who shall falsely utter and speak, or falsely write and publish, of and concerning any person of chaste character…” Leaves...

In Virginia, it’s a Class 3 misdemeanor under “§ 18.2-417. Slander and libel.” I suspect that’s true in most states, but it’s easy...

No, it’s not criminal to express opinions, though it is criminal to defame individuals. Usually, though, the criminal burden of proof is...