Hi,
I am trying to find a consultancy that specialises in Competition Economics. Can anyone give me any advice?
Many thanks
R
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Hi Richard - do you still need an answer on this one?
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You know what, I think he might just have figured it out by now.
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Bert, might be worth checking he wasn't affected by the Millenium bug as well.
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Bert, if you're a consultant then I worry for you. In fact, if you think that anyone requires following up nearly 9 years after they submitted their query I worry for you full-stop.
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Well - exxxxcuuuuse me for wanting to make sure everyone gets an answer on this forum!! And no - he asked the question only 9 years ago so he would not be affected by the millenium bug in the meantime....
The reason why I came back is that I have been trying to follow this question up for 9 years - and now I finally have an answer. If he no longer requires an answer - then I think it's only fair to check?
Or - sorry - is this not what this forum is about?
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Hi Bert, an answer would be much appreciated.
Also, do you have any recommendations for cheap scanners that include an audo sheet feedert
Many thanks
R
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Hi Richard.
Sure - try ACTEcon or Reckon LLP. They are both pretty well known in this areas.
As for the cheap scanner question - I will follow up on this. Might take me some time... I will get back to you....
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Bert,
I have noticed a degradation in the sound quality of my LP's. Is there any technology that you know of that might address this issue in the near future in a way that would be comercially viable?
Thanks.
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Leo - good question! Unfortunately I have some bad news. I am sure that you read in What HiFi '86 that it's now generally accepted that audio technology has reached its apogee. The LP discs themselves will, however, become smaller - or more "compact" - however worry not my fellow audiophile, the LP player is here to stay!
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