Bill Bremmer writes: >>It is and always has been the HT controversy that that has been inflammatory in and of itself. << I disagree. From my own experience, the subject of temperaments has been an enticing and attractive one for the vast majority of technicians and customers I have come into contact with. It has been a source of broader horizons for myself as well as a subject with which I have had many enjoyable discussions among a growing number of technicians. Some of these techs don't consider a variety of temperaments to be worth the effort, some consider the sound of ET to be superior, and some have come to see well-temperaments as opening a door on an entirely new and exciting field to pursue. I welcome them all and their critique, and feel that I am a better technician for it. I am certainly not offended by those that don't believe in them as I do. What has always been, and always will be controversial and inflammatory, is self-seving, vitrolic attempts to condemn others. Rudeness is no more than fear masquerading as strength. Ed Foote RPT
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