How come there is no thread on the RealityCheck?

Tbg, let me make this crystal clear to you and all those reading this thread. I have never made any statements to the effect that copies made on the IO Shop duplicator are equal to, or not equal to the copies made on the RealityCheck system.

I have pointed to the AA discussion in this original post:

02-10-06: Tvad
Looks like a reality check on the RealityCheck at Audio Asylum.

A primary point of the discussion is the availability of an apparently identical DVD/CD burner available at iopshop.com.
Tvad (Threads | Answers)

...and I have asked questions. That's all.

You have been extrapolating my questions regarding the veracity of Mr. Louis' claims as an endorsement of the IO Shop duplicator (or any Plextor drive based burner). Nothing is further from the truth.

I, and others here, just want some straight answers from Mr. Louis about his system. When he makes claims that are false, like the one about NO other dual Plextor drive based DVD duplicators being available on the internet, then questions continue to be raised about the veracity of his other statements.

I do not endorse one burner over the other. Like you, I will wait for some answers.

Tvad, I don't think there would be many, if any, on this thread or others who believe your denial.

One of the benefits of threads on AudioAsylum is that they quickly go to the next page, while those here go on and on.

Tbg, I'll let the others speak for themselves.

I know where you stand. You continue to spin my statements to suit yourself despite offering no quotations from my posts to substantiate your belief.

You’d make an excellent PR spinmeister provided no one checked the facts of your client’s statements.

Tbg, now that you've had your unit for a while, is the RealityCheck still one of the greatest advances in the past 40 years of music reproduction.

In the interest of getting this resolved, I am willing to contribute $10 toward the purchase of a "community" duplicator. We would then need only about 20 more people to purchase one from George Louis, a few more people to buy the $229 unit from Ioshop. Alternatively, we could purchase a Plextor duplicator (see the site Tvad provided) for $445. Clearly we would need more people (and/or bigger contributions) to do that. In any case, we could take nominations as to who would get the unit first, and those who contributed could vote. The person chosen would have to agree to scientifically (i.e. control other variables) compare a CD-R made on this "generic" unit with one made on a Reality Check unit. We could even pass these CDs around, so that everyone could hear the diffence. Or even have several pairs made for comparison purposes. Just some thoughts on a slow day at work.