Masaaki

You have very good ears. I don't. Very sad.

Very nice, sir. I do science for living, and know a little bit about it, but I try not to comment on the field I don't know deep. But one thing I can tell for sure (or at least in a general sense) is, it is much harder to prove something "doesn't exist" than to prove something "do exist" by experiemnts in science. So, yeah, who knows what happens in the next 100 years in science. Somebody may show synaptic ends releases molecules called "xxx" in response to 20MHz ultrasound wave, which has an impact on music perception....things like that. And, also thanks for Android suggestion. Yeah, I've been looking at that too. Particularly, I'm interested in Skype mobile which allows me to show my backyard here to my mom 5000 miles away, who survived WWII in her teens. Unfortunately my dad passed away few years back, without seeing these tech stuff developed by former enemies (that's what he always told me) and benefit of seeing talking with his son over the screen. I might buy Droid for my son when he goes to college, so that I can "police watch" what he's doing?? No, just to see his face, you know.

Wow, these pictures are cool! Hope you didn't drop any bombs on Japan towns.... Anyway, what's the point? Legacy equipment is good enough? I agree most of the time, sir. My teenager son looks at my cell phone, and says "that crap made in dinasour era", but I say "it does the job for me". He complains that I can afford thousands of dollars for music gears that are totally unrelated to my work, and still don't buy iPhone for him. I say to him, "get your own one when you start earning money by yourself, and learn what's necessary and what's not for your life". However.... he is able to feel when I turn on 5MHz pulsed Doppler probe, and say "shut that down, because it's annoying". I don't feel anything....Maybe his gene is contaminated with bats. I have to test 96kHz sampling with him again. Problem is....none of my monitors or headphone are able to reproduce these ultrasound frequency.