Open invitation for Joe Bloggs of HiBy Music for on-line discussion about Hi-Res music and NOS DAC

 Open invitation for Joe Bloggs of HiBy Music for on-line discuss about Hi-Res music and NOS DAC.

Looks like Joe Bloggs of HiBy Music is having a limited understanding of Hi-Res music and NOS DAC for playing back Hi-Res music based on my recent discussion with him on Head-Fi.org and it seems that he has his own view about Hi-Res music and NOS DAC.

I hereby invite Joe Bloggs openly for joining an on-line discussion about Hi-Res music and NOS DAC so that I can learn more from him about these topics as I am not able to join any on-line discussions on Head-Fi.org meaningfully because they control my free speech there.

We can continue our discussion here. Here is what you wrote and my reply:

(note: his comment was related to a thread I created on Head-Fi regarding Hi-Res music)

Joe, if you don't feel comfortable (for whatever reasons) in joining the discussion here, please do feel free not to do it as I don't want to push people. (But as I said, if you really want to discuss anything with me, please do it here as my speech is not free on Head-Fi)

You can continue our discussion by using the comment below. 

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