[aktiondan]

Sorry I don't have anything to add directly relating to this post, other than the title caught my eye with the misspelling of the word "imput". I knew an audiophile guy years ago, he was into music and speakers and vinyl just a bit more than the average person, and this one day he comes into work showing off this tube amp he had just spent several thousand dollars being refurbished. All the caps replaced, new tubes, and a new shiny polished case. He was so proud of this thing. It put out some 10W class A, I can't remember, but as I'm looking at this thing, I notice underneath each gold plate RCA jack is a word that has been nicely etched below it that says IMPUT. I asked him, hey what's this imput deal all about? He's like, that's where the input is. I said yes I understand that's where the inputs go, but what is an iMput?? He looked at me with a blank face. I finally just had to tell him, dude, you spelled input wrong. He about died, he was so mad at himself. All this work, all this time, and money, his super-sweet tube amp, labeled IMPUT for life. Anyway, I haven't thought about that in ages, but seeing the title for this post just made me think of it. Thought some of you guys might be able to appreciate the story.