It made Bob Dylan sound like Frank Sinatra / Bummer
Brilliant Pebbles, a new tweak, cheaper than high end cables.
"Brilliant Pebbles is a unique and comprehensive system for tuning the room and audio system based on special physical properties of highly symmetrical crystal structures.
Brilliant Pebbles addresses specific resonance control and RFI/EMI absorption problems associated with audio electronics No snake oil here.
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I honestly do not understand why his work isn't getting the recognition it deserves. I mean, The Teleportation Tweak! This is pure gold: What does the Teleportation Tweak sound like? By attenuating the deleterious effects of the particular Information Field associated with the cell phone or land line phone the sound in the room becomes much closer to the sound that you would hear in an ideal world, I.e., a world without such subconscious interference that reduces the listener's sensory perception. After the Teleportation Tweak is performed the listener can more easily hear the complete and undistorted sound that his system is FULLY CAPABLE OF PRODUCING, that the system was producing BEFORE the TT. In other words, the SOUND WAS IN THE ROOM THE WHOLE TIME, he just couldn't fully appreciate the sound quality since his hearing ability had always been in a degraded state and not up to the level he always assumed it was.The deleterious effects of the particular Information Field! Genius! |
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"...one day I came home and I found him sitting in the living room....". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELCvlV6ooos One of the best comedy bits ever. |
robelvick435 posts01-10-2019 8:41pmThings turn out worse, for people who make the worst of the way things turn out. Ah, the old philosopher. 😴 |
Can he eat them? Can he eat them??? Run em through Codenamegeoff's rock polisher and not only can he eat them, he can power his low thrust high specific impulse rocket engine for interplanetary space travel. Although, why not just teleport? http://www.machinadynamica.com/machina43.htm The whole story can finally be told! |
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I don't know about brilliant pebbles, but this is pure gold: I presented a paper to national conference fifty years ago regarding a design for a low thrust high specific impulse rocket engine for interplanetary space travel that develops thrust by bombarding metal polycrystal with a highly accelerated Xenon ion beam, producing sputtering of atoms from the surface of the metal polycrystal. Was this before or after you developed the rock polisher? |
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Now it all makes sense! Humble as it is, my system sounds very, very, good, in my dedicated listening/living room. No harsh reflections, no bass boom, just well balanced good sound. I attributed the lack of room problems to good treatments and painstaking set up. Little did I expect that it is my wife's obsession with crystals (she has them all over the house, especially in the audio room) that is doing the magic.........Jim |
As I respect everything that can make our systems sound better I do believe that some of us are truly just listening to our equipment and forgetting how music live should sound. Thats cool if thats would you want. I'm getting old and want to remember the live music that I have experienced in my life. |
I was figuring to trap someone with that last quote. 😬 It was attributed to PT Barnum but I doubt he actually said it. The person who said the first three quotes probably wouldn't say the last one. It doesn’t make sense. He’s accused of saying, There’s a sucker born every minute, too. But he didn’t say that, either. |
I don't think PT Barnum is a man we should be so enamored with...
Anyway geoffkait back to pebbles, I did read your white paper and have to admit I misunderstood how they worked. Bybee changes the atom structure (w/crystals) where as your pebbles convert movement to heat. I have two tube traps, I might have to try some large on the top. Far out... 1st Law of Thermodynamics. There is a branch of QP called Quantum Thermodynamics, despite my education I don't pretend to understand it... |