atmasphere
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SUT - electrical theory and practical experience that's what you wished but JC never came to support your tale. In that regards you are very bad looser, sorry. Aside from the very obvious turnabout/contradiction from your prior post to me, just so you know, I've never asked JCarr to give me a... | |
SUT - electrical theory and practical experience maybe I explained in wrong way: of course that as the theory says it happens, this is not under discussion and maybe as intact said you can open the fifth thread about till you can win. 😀 Apparently, I already did... | |
SUT - electrical theory and practical experience Exist at least 4 long threads about in this forum, in all were very hot dialogues and that the end even that in theory exist the phenomenon that the cartridge cantilever could " suffer " of some kind of " stifness "Â and even if happens Wynn prov... | |
SUT - electrical theory and practical experience I believe loading of a MC cartridge has a dramatic effect on the electromechanical behavior of the cartridge but that is a topic for another thread. @intactaudio Yes! You and I are on the same page here. | |
SUT - electrical theory and practical experience What is one to do when the two approaches listed above push you in opposite directions? Menno Van Der Veen acknowledged this and noted that after the proper secondary termination is determined, the load the cartridge sees can be further increased... | |
SUT - electrical theory and practical experience It looks like Bats are being catered for in the frequencies being presented and being a outcome of a Theorem presented. @pindac The theory behind wide bandwidth in a zero feedback system has to do with filter theory. In a zero feedback system l... | |
Ported speakers and class D amps When notes drops below the tuning frequency the port can't control the woofer. Does the class D, super high damping factor, mean this isn't as big a problem? I'm hearing bass extension and control that I'd never though possible. If there is any... | |
POP sound when turning off TT are you insinuating that something internally has failed, or that the failure is inherent to the design and I will need to solve for it with other methods (aftermarket addon, like conditioner, shut down sequence, etc). Â Just want to be sure I don... | |
SUT - electrical theory and practical experience In any case what's false is what you posted because I gave several evidences/facts/measures and in the 99% of those threads you was there and you never never proved with measurements that I was wrong, never ever. bla bla bla... I see now that ... | |
POP sound when turning off TT Sound like the snubber capacitor across the table’s motor power switch has either failed or is undersized. @bound4h, @testpilot called it on this one. There is supposed to be a bypass capacitor across the power switch contacts. It is there to p... | |
Peachtree GaN 1 Beta Is this what you are talking about? An 16 bit word length doesn't work as well as 24 bits, 32 or 64. | |
SUT - electrical theory and practical experience @rauliruegas I attacked your post and not you. There is a difference. Your post contains false information. For example you claim to have presented ’proof’ on multiple occasions. At best you presented ’evidence’ which can be used to point at a pr... | |
Do Amps matter.. in an Amp? sure, as you said, it's a weird measurement since it doesn't reflect any real useful scenario of use. @dain Exactly. Class D amps most definitely have power supplies!! It can have an enormous effect on how they perform. I'm not saying this '... | |
SUT - electrical theory and practical experience It’s not that " do not align with your measurements " because the issue is not about just measurements. All tube phono stages needs/necessary a SUT for LOMC cartridges and the ones active high gain tube ones are around mediocrity even the effort... | |
Hum on Tube Amp - Can't find source being a guy in the land of 10k lakes, motor boating should be natural. 😎 (but it’s probably ice fishing season now,) @holmz My understanding is the two happiest days in the life of a boat owner is the day he buys it and the day he actually is... |