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| How Science Got Sound Wrong terry9,Are you familiar with Shannon-Nyquist theorem? I provided the rather long-winded wikipedia article link below.In a bandwidth limited system, if the sampling rate is 2x the bandwidth, you can capture all the information, including relatively... | |
| How Science Got Sound Wrong terry9, No worries on being confused about this. I find that many audio writers, many people in the audio industry period, and certain many (most) on audio forums do not get this concept. When you do the math (no literally go through the math), ... | |
| How Science Got Sound Wrong It is an interesting article, and I certainly will not fault his credentials w.r.t neurobiology, though it sounds like his knowledge w.r.t. the auditory processing system is 2-skin layers deep but no doubt still deeper than mine. But, even that I ... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? So tell us just what that job is? I am really quite looking forward to the story you will spin. Can you wait 3:30 while I make popcorn?In the meantime, while people are waiting, here is another thread from Stereophile forums in September 2014, 5... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? So you were lying on LinkedIn too Geoff? Senior Coordinator, Learning Center Company Name Lockheed Martin Dates Employed Apr 1998 – Jun 2001 Employment Duration 3 yrs 3 mos ... | |
| The Truth About Power Cords and there "Real" Price to Performance A novel thought would be demonstrating their products actually do what they claim, but sure, break down the price points. GK will get in every thread and spam them anyway. | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? Sorry gk, but you spilled the beans on that one before, both Lockheed training coordinator and doing test engineering. I have a long memory.geoffkait18,261 posts11-14-2019 6:56pmWrong again, Zippy. I do know a thing or two about testing, that’s tr... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? I have an engineering physics degree and an MEE in semiconductor physics (which sounds impressive till you find out most working in the field have PhD’s). Never, in a million years, would I have considered myself a theoretical physicist. I have me... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? A theoretical physicist and a quantum mechanical engineer .... but ended up as a training coordinator at Lockheed and working mainly as a test engineer ....geoffkait18,259 posts11-14-2019 6:40pmAre you stupid or something? I’m serious. I’m an aer... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? Thermodynamics ... pretty much standard in many Undergraduate engineering curriculums. Indeterminate structures ....pretty much standard in any civil or mechanical undergraduate curriculum. Nuclear engineering, likely a 4th year elective.Color me... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? Geoff,Keep fooling yourself. There are many educated people on these forums. They know, that a Batchelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, is Not a degree in theoretical physics. Engineering ... is not theoretical physics. It is not even experime... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? Below is what Geoff Kait claims about himself. However, the University of Virginia says Geoff graduated with a Batchelor’s degree in 1967 from the School of Engineering and Applied Science (what they call engineering schools) in Aerospace. That is... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? Really now .... You have a Batchelor’s degree from the College of Engineering and Applied Science from UVA in 1967, with a specialty in Aerospace. That is easily verified. The level of "atomic physics" you would have studied in "school" would be m... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? +4glupson2,911 posts11-14-2019 3:57pmReminder, this thread is, allegedly, about what is wrong with audiophiles, not about wwhat is wrong with cables.Unless you actually start thinking about d orbital splitting. | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? +3glupson2,911 posts11-14-2019 3:57pmReminder, this thread is, allegedly, about what is wrong with audiophiles, not about wwhat is wrong with cables.Unless you actually start thinking about d orbital splitting. |