does anyone sharpie thier CD's???


its amazing. take a wedge sharpie, and color in the outermost edge of the CD.. then color in the center flat area, and the innermost edge... when you hold the CD up to light, you should not see any coming through..... so actually before you do this, pick a track, turn it up and listen,,,,, then color in the disc, without adjuting the volume, listen again..... i get more volume, calrity and depth...... check this out!!
jonnytanner
That's my favorite post from you Elizabeth. I actually had visions of those tiny Angels and Devils dancing on either side of a pin head.

Wonder if they ever party around the cantilever of a moving coil cartridge?

If yes, I hope I don't choose a song that both Angels and Devils can dance to.
In the old days "the devil to pay" meant to hang off the edge of a ship at sea in order to caulk the longest seam on a ship (where deck meets hull)

...now it means to sharpie the edges of your entire CD collection.....*sigh*
10-06-07: Freemand
Kidding about what?? I want to know if there is science or any known science in the cleaver little clock.

I was also curious, that if there is no known science, then does a product not work and its placebo cause of no science?

They seem like reasonable questions. There just seems to be many on here that say if there is no science in a product it's your imagination or placebo effect.

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Kidding about the clock having an effect, of course.

I sense you seem to think the clock might have an effect.

Care to elaborate on how a device that
(keep in mind the following quote is taken direct from Machine Dynamica's website)

"has no direct or indirect influence on the "audio signal" per se -- not on house wiring, audio components, cables, interconnects, power cords or acoustic waves in the room."

HOW could a device that CLAIMS to have no interaction with anything change the sound?

The answer is clear and doesn't need to invoke science.
Whoaru99, I don't know how the clock works and if science can explain though I don't care about science explaining. The fact is is the clock does work. Some how, some way, its over this boys head.

My Test explained above when I was able to guess the clocks location perfectly right 25 out of 25 times whether they where on the front porch or in front of my theater door that my wife placed proved that the clocks work. If science can't prove how they work it shows that ears can notice the effects of something. Thats why I say science smyence and trust your ears!