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I purchased at 7.30 this morning and by 9.30 I was using it to play for music exams. Only a couple of minor blips which have already been listed.

BRAVO Mike

"in anger" ???
I don't understand that from a language point of view. I read "in anger" as "angry", but that's definitely not what your post says.

(12-11-2016, 07:42 AM)itsme Wrote: [ -> ]"in anger" ???
I don't understand that from a language point of view. I read "in anger" as "angry", but that's definitely not what your post says.

It's an expression that means 'seriously':-)

I didn't recognize that expression either and thought it was bad news at first

Exams? Seems more like d-anger to me :-)