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From: pmr@drutx.UUCP
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Subject: Reposting of Phil R.'s system - part 1
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Date: Wed, 12-Sep-84 10:48:45 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 12 10:48:45 1984
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Eight people have requested that I send them copies of the first
submission in this series to date.  So I thought I'd re-post it for
those that missed it or lost it or whatever the first time around.

Q: (Re: Shaun et. al.) What type of equipment does Phil Rastocny have?

A: It's not the best, but it's definitely above average (I so enjoy
   using understatement).  Just as a good novel whets one's imagination,
   I'll disclose things in bits and pieces.  The first tidbit is that
   all 75' of system interconnect cables (including the turntable) are
   custom cut-to-length from Monster Cable Interlink (minus the ground
   loop through the two shields), and that all chassis jacks and plugs
   are gold.

ps - Subjective credibility is the hardest to establish; sincerity is
     its key.   I don't promote high end products, I promote state-of-
     the-art fidelity.  Sometimes the two are synonymous and sometimes
     they aren't.  That's why I close like I do.

		Yours for higher fidelity,
		Phil Rastocny
		AT&T-ISL
		ihnp4!drutx!pmr