How important is low W & F performance anyway?

@billstevenson The image has to be on a server somewhere (dropbox etc.).  Click on the postcard looking icon when composing a message and provide the link to the image file when the pop up window is shown.  This blog doesn’t seem to like large images so to prevent it from being distorted, resize it in the pop up window to be 600 px wide or less.

EDIT:  I just saw that elliottbnewcombjr posted as I was typing and his explanation is much better than mine.

@phoenixengr 

600 wide works, a bit bigger/better; I'm too lazy, I like hitting the same key 5 repeatedly, like I heat my cold coffee for 222., 

The dark ages Audiogon picture posting process has about 300% wow and all flutter in comparison with even slightly more modern signal fires and smoke signals..  so be it.. mere words can describe wine…

i am old but I remember the highly innovative Nakamichi Dragon TT which dealt w some of the above noted LP disc poor tolerance issues.

also a great fan and seller of the original SOTA Sapphire which could also be used as a customer filter for pitch sensitivity…. Of course it is a real golden ear attribute… people can and do have perfect pitch.   
carry on

Also I cut my later career teeth working development programs in the $1B to let’s round down to $30B range…. From a systems engineering perspective, isolation of a component ( the platter ) from the system typically leads to gold plating….

Dear @phoenixengr  : " It made me wonder whether the goal of ultra low W&F performance was really necessary? "

Whi asking for that goal?  along the title of your thread and what you posted in your answer to my question makes me to think why are you asking those questions?

No ofense but makes to me no nosense.

R.