Ask OPRA - Hums, Glossary, and Experts, Oh My!

[Clint DeBoer]

In the continuing tradition of addressing the critical issues in Home Audio and Home Theater, OPRA returns with new wisdom, new suggestions, and new lists… all of stemming from a shockingly bad grasp of the basic functioning of speakers, amplifiers, and electricity in general. Covered today are "What is the REAL reason for hums in a HT?", "How to read an Audio review", and "How to Become an Online Expert". As usual, read at your own risk.

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[Tomorrow]

TRUTH in audio, once again from OPRA! Many thanks for the education. 'Twas a brilliant piece-duh-resisttaunts.

Now, I know it was just one casual mistake. But mistakes MUST be corrected in online fori! It's a law of nature. The word is NOT (yelling for emphasis) "woo-man" amongst the average, married, audio-video fan. (Were you using Spell Chick?) It's woe-man. Look it up.

But all in all, you da man!!

[Tom Andry]

Now, I know it was just one casual mistake. But mistakes MUST be corrected in online fori! It's a law of nature. The word is NOT (yelling for emphasis) "woo-man" amongst the average, married, audio-video fan. (Were you using Spell Chick?) It's woe-man.

HOW DARE YOU CORRECT THE OPRA!

And you are right...you must be an expert!

Fixed.

[Rip Van Woofer]

OPRA must be psychic! How did he know that CNN called me? Watch for me on Larry King next month.

Meanwhile, let's all behave ourselves, no matter how big a jerk [insert name here] is...

[surveyor]

I have Undergone the transformation!
I use to think Eric Clapton was a God, but I have since come to my senses?
Opra is the man, not woe-man!!!!
Now, back to my special brownies and resin tainted wine.

May the Gods be with you Oh Great OPRA.

[TjMV3]

I agree with that post