Timely article in the Audiophile Review this morning about setting your iTunes for high-res output:

http://audiophilereview.com/cd-dac-digital/itunes-and-hi-rez.html

I get high def versions for all my music now (whenever possible). 24 bit 96/192K does make a noticeable difference in sound I find. I don't use Apple however, I go to HDtracks.

Tom has taken his mockery to Facebook, I see.

Wait, I probably shouldn't draw attention to that. Especially not to Ray3. Even though his Spidey sense is probably tingling.

So, I did a Google search for "ralph malph mock" to see if I could find a video clip, and the third result was interesting.

What? Am I the only one who gets the reference?

That's just crazy!!!

Good heavens. And you all said posting here would never amount to anything. Mark is now Google-famous.

Actually, it was that all of them said that I, specifically, would never amount to anything. True Dat!

Sadder, though, is Don Most's legacy. Evidently, I'm the only one who remembers the episode.

Does it drive you people up the wall that I've never seen the Princess Bride but remember Happy Days episodes?

Well, at least if your electronics ever go on the fritz, you'll know how to do the Fonzi bump to get them working again.

Hint: don't try the Fonzi bump on a hard drive array.

NOW you tell me, Ken.