This has slipped into the system seamlessly and it’s ‘sounding’ very nice. The C-Stream made the sound darker and a touch muddy with occasionally over-accentuated highs. The Shawline I didn’t like at all. Nothing seemed to gel.
This is really nice…I know, I know…but it is!
G
Ok, if it’s Monthy Python, I can understand. But I remember more the three movies ( “Sacré Graal », « la vie de Bryan » and third one when a very fat man explodes in a restaurant). And of course the best : Brazil
Waffer thin mint.
le sens de la vie
Just reading “waffer thin” had me giggling…
Remember, every sperm is sacred!!
God bless Mr Creosote.
Biscuit fin?
Why it’s called like that ?
A skit on pronounciation…probably wouldn’t be made today, I suspect.
In case that wasn’t your question, FR,
“wafer” - a thin layer, usually food 
No one expects the Spanish (French) Inquisition!
I think the script goes:
“you been shopping? no I been shopping. well what’d you buy? I bought a piston engine. well how you going to cook it? you don’t cook it, it’s a piston engine! well your not going to eat it raw are you? oh, I never thought of that….”
Ok, i got it. I think
Oh gawd, what have I started!
You’re a very naughty boy.
I’ve told you 
MScaler can be connected to any DAC although you need a chord to get the highest bit rates
Mrs Non-Robinson: Morning Mrs Robinson.
Mrs Robinson: Mornin’ Mrs Non-Robinson.
Mrs Non-Robinson: Been shopping?
Mrs Robinson: No, I’ve been shopping.
Mrs Non-Robinson: What’d you buy?
Mrs Robinson: A piston engine.
Mrs Non-Robinson: What’d you buy that for?
Mrs Robinson: It was a bargain.
Mrs Non-Robinson: How much d’you want for it?
Mrs Robinson: Three quid!
Mrs Non-Robinson: Done. (she hands over the money)
Mrs Robinson: Right. Thank you.
Mrs Non-Robinson: How d’you cook it?
Mrs Robinson: You don’t cook it.
Mrs Non-Robinson: You can’t eat that raw!
Mrs Robinson: Ooh - I never thought of that.
Ooh - Life of Brian was the best, I think.
