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Records mixed directly to matrix quad make me sad because they sound wrong un-decoded and lose substantial definition when decoded. It's a lose-lose scenario, because no other version exists!
I attended an AES conference back in the day when quad was bleeding edge (1974?) and one of the presenters (no idea who) noted that the fold-down was just as important as the dematrixed sound.

Of course, whether that actually happened on any particular recording is debatable.
 
Oh, the Underground Railroad.

I drink the stuff. Mostly black. Never have found what booze mixes good with tea. So you know, just the tea.

As a reformed professional drinker, I can say without a doubt:
Jack Daniels and hot tea
Jack Daniels and ice tea
Jack Daniels and green tea
Jack Daniels and ice
Jack Daniels out of a flask

🤣🤣🤣
 
As a reformed professional drinker, I can say without a doubt:
Jack Daniels and hot tea
Jack Daniels and ice tea
Jack Daniels and green tea
Jack Daniels and ice
Jack Daniels out of a flask

🤣🤣🤣
I was a JD drinker for over 40 years. I mostly drank it mixed with cola. I sometimes used JD to spice up a roast cooked in a pressure cooker in my single days.

For at least a week a few years ago I could hardly get out of bed. My wife had a test kit for sugar and it maxed out her device. She took to me to the ER and it was so high they marveled I was not in a coma.
That's when I found out I was diabetic.
That ended my cola drinking, and with it JD.

I'm happy to say I only had to inject insulation for about 6 months and have been good in that regard ever since (3-4 years ago)

I love sweet iced tea, and drink it with every meal, usually. I still put a little sugar in when I make it, but I never did like it syrupy sweet anyway. No sugar is okay also.

So I came up with a concoction of Vodka, dirty martini olive juice, a bed of orange slices, and use a Soda Stream device to carbonate water with a touch of baking soda in it.
 
I was a JD drinker for over 40 years. I mostly drank it mixed with cola. I sometimes used JD to spice up a roast cooked in a pressure cooker in my single days.

For at least a week a few years ago I could hardly get out of bed. My wife had a test kit for sugar and it maxed out her device. She took to me to the ER and it was so high they marveled I was not in a coma.
That's when I found out I was diabetic.
That ended my cola drinking, and with it JD.

I'm happy to say I only had to inject insulation for about 6 months and have been good in that regard ever since (3-4 years ago)

I love sweet iced tea, and drink it with every meal, usually. I still put a little sugar in when I make it, but I never did like it syrupy sweet anyway. No sugar is okay also.

So I came up with a concoction of Vodka, dirty martini olive juice, a bed of orange slices, and use a Soda Stream device to carbonate water with a touch of baking soda in it.
When I was younger I would drink Jack and Cokes. As I got older I started just doing shots, why ruin a perfectly good Coke., :p
 
Got a new cable for my battle-scarred SM58. Like putting new Michelins on a 300k mile Lexus.

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A fifth of what? That's not a known measure of liquid in the UK.
It was 1/ 5th of a US Gallon. Unfortunately the liquor industry uses metric now. Liters and all that crap. 1.75L being the common largest quantity now.
You know: charge more, provide less.
We old farts grew up with fifths and gallons as a way of buying liquor.
 
A fifth of what? That's not a known measure of liquid in the UK.
LOL. …of a gallon, of course.
A gallon of liquor is also called “a handle” over here due to the handle on the bottle it comes in.
And as per @mandrix, the bottle I have probably isn’t a fifth of a gallon but it’s about the same size and that’s what I grew up with.
 
It was 1/ 5th of a US Gallon. Unfortunately the liquor industry uses metric now. Liters and all that crap. 1.75L being the common largest quantity now.
You know: charge more, provide less.
A fifth of a US gallon is 0.7570824 litres according to online conversions. Wine in the UK usually comes in 0.75l bottles, but for reasons I've never understood spirits come in 0.70l and more recently 1.0l since duty free limits when travelling are in whole litres. It's never made any sense to me why wine and spirits come in different size bottles.

And don't get me started on fluid ounces, or flozes as my mum calls them. They never made sense to me in any quantity.
 
LOL. …of a gallon, of course.
A gallon of liquor is also called “a handle” over here due to the handle on the bottle it comes in.
And as per @mandrix, the bottle I have probably isn’t a fifth of a gallon but it’s about the same size and that’s what I grew up with.
Yes. Likely 750ml.
 
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