atmasphere
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| Class D Technology 1. They are extremely quiet, having THE HIGHEST S/N Ratio and THE WIDEST DYNAMIC RANGE of any amp type, with almost no audible background noise and highly detailed. I can turn my volume control to maximum without any source playing, put my ear... | |
| Interconnects, some have directional indicators, why? ^^^THIS. | |
| Interconnects, some have directional indicators, why? The comments regarding the shield being connected at one end only are correct. Obviously since the audio signal is an Alternating Current signal, the actual wire is not a variable. | |
| XLR to RCA interconnect. Does mixed connectors provide less noise compared RCA to RCA? In case its not obvious, the crux of this is that single-ended and balanced connections are inherently incompatible. That’s why Jensen transformers can be an excellent solution as transformers can convert from one to the other with ease.I figure b... | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? I am still waiting to hear from you or anyone else a corollary in audio. Furthermore, even if you could lock into a given finding, would blinded audio nerds or lay people know the difference? I’m sure I’ve mentioned this before in this thread, if... | |
| Hi-Fi Tunig Fuses & Parasound A21 @wolf_garcia +1 | |
| Class D Technology Just my opinion, but all you guys out there claiming audible switching noise are a little misguided.Speak for yourself Kimosabe.You probably missed the part where I mentioned we have a class D amp in the works, right? | |
| Class D Technology ^^ Or not. You can't put them all in one basket. That's why this thread is as long as it is.Class D amps vary in sound due to the fact that some have higher scan frequencies than others, some have more 'dead time' than others, some have more disto... | |
| Hi-Fi Tunig Fuses & Parasound A21 I don’t have an electrical engineering degree that might help inform me as to why things in this quizzical hobby happen as they do but they do occur. There is plenty of anecdotal evidence of such all over this site. Perhaps the mystery is part ... | |
| 15" is deep enough Sheesh! About 12-13 years ago our amps were a design that was about 28" deep. Dealers didn't like them as they didn't sit on shelves well, which really isn't where they were intended to sit.Apparently a lot of people liked the look, so much that w... | |
| New Mag-Lev Turntable Hit the platter and it wobbles side to side while the arm remains static. How in the world is that suppose to track without distortion and possibly skipping. Now, if they levitated the arm on a beam connected to the same plain as the platter, ... | |
| New Mag-Lev Turntable You know, what doesn't make a lot of sense to me at all with Audiophilia, is that we have some "well heeled" Audiophiles searching for that sound; spending thousands on gear. And as we are in the analog forum here, this means - multiple turnta... | |
| New Mag-Lev Turntable Rigid - unable to bend or be forced out of shape; not flexible.- not able to be changed or adapted. Yes- that is how I was using that. In addition, I expect the plinth to otherwise be as dead as possible. Its important to understand that no plinth... | |
| Class D Technology So based on a combo of facts and experience I still see it as one of theoretical things that exist but do not add up to much if anything in practice for most.Are you going to be producing an amplifier anytime soon?If an amp cuts off at 20KHz the... | |
| Class D Technology BTW has anyone ever noticed a reviewer complain about phase shift when reviewing gear at a show? They can find all kinds of faults but seldom if ever that. Are they not listening right or is it just not there? Gotta wonder.....You see them writ... |