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| Grounding with a Earth box? LOL, I knew you'd show up and suck the fun out of it.. SHI$ is fun.. lighten up... Your like the FART that never stop smellin', BUT at least your becoming OUR BIG FART.. We'll get use to it yet. A Big ol FART.... that never stops givin' methane... | |
| HOW MUCH DO NON-AUDIO FACTORS INFLUENCE YOUR AUDIO PURCHASES? This would be companies like Cayin which is entirely owned by the Chinese government or Prima Luna which manufactures their gear in factories owned by the Chinese government. Buying from the Chinese government increases the chances that you ar... | |
| Grounding with a Earth box? Scott Berry, the electronic engineer who designed it, gives a 10 page explanation of the way it works here:http://www.computeraudiodesign.com/CAD_Ground_Control.pdfIf it looks like ...And it smell like ...It probably is ...I don't know how someone... | |
| Acoustic treatment question: do you agree with Dennis Foley that $46k to $65k is required? Without a purpose-built listening room it's unlikely most homes have a floating room with very good ratios and built with multi-layer, heavy, damped construction. My current listening room has those qualities and it still required 32 tuned Hel... | |
| Does anyone else miss the 80s-90s raving mood? HEY Audiogon moderators, could you please delete this thread that is just click bait in an attempt to get youtube clicks?Thank Youp.s. Op just created this account and this is their first post. | |
| A stupid question for which there's no sensible answer. In a recent post on this subject I mentioned a mate with a small almost square room with no carpet, only one flimsy drape and very little else. Think tilled bathroom acoustics. Truly dreadful. He has a lot of money tied up and is constantly spe... | |
| Acoustic treatment question: do you agree with Dennis Foley that $46k to $65k is required? I am new to shopping for acoustic treatments. I thought that Foley’s company was a competitor to GIK, ATS, etc. (which are "generic" products, in your terms). But now I understand Foley aims at a clientele that wants to pay his prices for his s... | |
| Acoustic treatment question: do you agree with Dennis Foley that $46k to $65k is required? I think I sent you some links on Foley. You have your answer. He does not have a lot of respect in the industry. | |
| Audio Lessons Learned - post your best advice for the newer members! Ignore the advice of audiophiles who took almost 50 years to make the right decisions. | |
| Which Component Has the Greatest Affect on Low-Level Listening There is nothing artificial about compensating for loudness contours. Not compensating could be argued to be the most unnatural wrt the original. | |
| Listening in the dark-Fluorescent lights causing hum Replace the lights, and it is highly unlikely there is anything carcinogenic in your ballasts. That was the 60's. | |
| Which Component Has the Greatest Affect on Low-Level Listening No component, except one that includes loudness or tone controls.Speaker response changes a bit with volume, but any competent speaker will not change even remotely enough to compensate for how much the response of your ear changes with volume. I... | |
| Perfect Path "Solutions" (PPS) eMat I come from a very poor upbringing myself @mapman , though myself and my siblings have all done very well for ourselves. We do have our parents good genetics, and good worth ethic to thank and a loving upbringing. We were never pushed, but we were... | |
| 1099-K from PayPal (tax form) I have to agree with Jetter. Never had an issue dealing with anyone from the IRS. If you are nice to them and honest, you get the same treatment back. I am sure there are bad apples, power can do that, but not my experience yet. | |
| Perfect Path "Solutions" (PPS) eMat I used to work with a guy who would take forever to make his point which was a terrible waste of time in a busy day. Worse, he would call from his office even though he worked 45 feet away. He would watch for people to enter their office, and then... |