Newsgroup: it.hobby.audiovisivi
Titolo: Complete Guide To Sound Emgineering

Have you ever spent hours trying to figure out which is the best way to
configure your electronic sound equipment?
Wish you could overcome those niggley little problems that NEVER go away?
If this sounds like you, then struggle no more.  C & S Sound Engineering are
offering to you the:
"COMPLETE GUIDE TO SOUND ENGINEERING"
This guide covers all aspects of sound engineering, and will be able to sort
out the most persistent problems as well as teaching you some of the more
advanced skills in the business.
For more information and an orderform mail me!

 For more information and an orderform mail me!
Mail you...you aren't worth the stamp...You da man!!!
-- 
Fletcher
Mercenary Audio

smegma...
Fletcher, you need to learn to stop holding that stuff inside and start
expressing yourself freely.  Don't be so intimidated, please let us know
what you REALLY feel.
;-)
Michael
-- 
Michael Nelson                                   
nel...@seahunt.imat.com
San Francisco, CA                                   
mich...@csd.sgi.com
Bass for "The Railsplitters"                
http://www.railsplitters.com

 wrote:
*Steve Kemp wrote:
*> 
*> Have you ever spent hours trying to figure out which is the best way to
*> configure your electronic sound equipment?
*
*Yes I have!!!  
*
Cool! Now according to Steve Kemp method, you am a genyouwhine "SOUND EMGINEER"
Display that diploma proudbly!!

That was not SPAM.  SPAM refers to e-mails or posts that are created in mass by
automated means.
Personally, I don't mind if an individual posts an advertisement in a newsgroup
when the product or service is directly relevant to that newsgroup and it's a
product that's not widely available or advertised elsewhere.
SPAM is a huge problem.  Little guys self-publishing books and posting ads in
newsgroups about the book's topic are not.  Personally, I welcome being told about
products that I might find useful.
Your response would have been marginally appropriate had the advertisement been
for phone sex or the like.  In that case, I would have cheered.  But you were way
off base for this one IMHO.
I think you owe Steve Kemp an apology.
--
  Nick Delonas
  Cult V
 
http://www.cultv.com

   
http://www.cultv.com
Nick...I consider anything cross posted to more than two groups without
direct connections spam.  I live on rec.audio.pro...where do you hail
from?  What does his service do for "misc.forsale.computers.pc"?  As far
as I'm concerned, if Mr. Kemp wants an appology, he can come to my place
for installation.
He should also at least begin to learn the english language if that is
going to be him chosen platform of communication...at least he shouldn't
drink when he types if he does indeed know the language...
Perhaps his book is of some use to you...but I've been an eMgineer for
years now...
-- 
Fletcher
Mercenary Audio
http://www.mercenary.com

Thankyou. I know for a fact that none of us are perfect typists.
I don't SPAM. I targeted 6 or 7 relevant newsgroups, offering a product that
could help the less experienced and novice people of this world assemble and
operate sound +ACY- audio equipment safely and correctly without experiencing
the problems that most of us faced.
We are all entitled to an opinion, and mine is +ACI-If Fletcher wants to bad
mouth everybody he can create his own newgroup with the title FOUL MOUTHS+ACI-
Steve
Nicholas Delonas wrote in message +ADw-34CBB3BE.7A1AB883+AEA-digitalsg.com+AD4-...
+AD4-That was not SPAM.  SPAM refers to e-mails or posts that are created in
mass by
+AD4-automated means.
+AD4-
+AD4-Personally, I don't mind if an individual posts an advertisement in a
newsgroup
+AD4-when the product or service is directly relevant to that newsgroup and it's
a
+AD4-product that's not widely available or advertised elsewhere.