Did someone turn the calender back...is it April 1st?

This is a VERY Serious question.One that involves time continum disturbance as well as quantum phisycs but do not worry,i am not going to go into details here.Monty can give you more details if you like.The simple answer is NO, go ahead !

Make sure you have the correct lower wattage designed audiophile cable to interface it to the previous higher wattage connectors. Also don't ever reuse an AC line cord that was used previously on a different setup. I have seen a white paper that proves used AC line cords store used energy artifacts, that are let loose sometimes during bout's of low and high watts consumption, something about confused crystal structure, in the metal structure of the AC line cord...I believe Scamuma Labs div of Scambatta Industrys unlimited has a filter accy available for around $3,000. I've heard the results, incredible, highly recomended. The old AC line cord electron resisdual flux remover by Scambatta Industrys, is a work of art also. With it's gold script signitures of all the child laborers that assembled it, with a certificate of of non compliance, to NEMA standards, it's a truly incrredible device. It's not a true Scambatta model without teh certificate of noncompliance, so make sure you only order from online distributors that are complelty non authorized, otherwise you may not get a true non compliance model. If's it's not real, it's gotta be SCAMBATTA. Makers of audio non standards for the last 2 weeks.....a family heritage of non compliance.

Hmmmmm. "Confused crystal structure." Aha! THAT's why we freeze 'em and burn 'em, and run a little current through 'em -- to straighten 'em out, shape 'em up, just like the ads say. I don't need no stinkin' confused wire. This is why I never play serial music. I tried some Stockhausen once and it confused hell out of all my wire. Took 100 hours of Tesh and Yanni to re-clarify their axons and neurons. DUP, maybe you shouldn't leave your wires awash in all those blues. It's not only confusing 'em, it's downright depressing! Cheers, Clifton.