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| Talk but not walk? An observation; and by not mentioning any names here so this post should be free from others clicking on the old report button. Learned today the moderators first receive a complaint then the post disappears. No complaints - no removals. I am s... | |
| Talk but not walk? Geoff,Why anyone would wish to drive the circuit boards and everything else with 60 Hz vibration is beyond me. If it doesn’t make sense it’s not true. Our newfound technology is scalable, increases sonic in comparison to old school techniques ... | |
| Talk but not walk? To jf47t who plays both sides of the fence. As the trolls on this thread become more desperate as well as former short term employees of Michael's (guys who didn't cut the grade) they are talking without actually walking.Guess you’re attempting... | |
| Talk but not walk? @geoffkait,Uh, Robert, we’ve already covered the dodgy subject of why low mass systems have advantages over, you could even say they’re superior to, high mass systems. No big honking 🦆 transformer or one that has been removed and relocated elsew... | |
| Talk but not walk? To jf47t:Which one of you two are making this stuff up?With the rising number of listeners moving from higher to lower mass systems the original audiopoint that MG introduced in the early 90's worked well with some of the amps of that time, but ... | |
| Talk but not walk? @geoffkait>>>>Let me answer with a question. Why are the very hardest cones have the best performance and the softer cones like brass and carbon fiber sound the worst? Depending on geometry - the shapes of cones will always vary perf... | |
| Talk but not walk? @geoffkait>>>>So, let me get this straight. You guys apparently have a mission statement Yes, in a nutshell... Mission and Vision:To create and establish a newfound science from understanding the detrimental effects caused by vibrat... | |
| Talk but not walk? Regards to the dated Pioneer receiver:MG took his time and converted this amp into a variable music machine that now can easily rival the very best of the best.@jf47t,Please provide a list of what equipment you believe to be the best of the best... | |
| Talk but not walk? @geofkait,Thanks for pointing out my mistake as I generally make a few more with age setting in.You of all people questioning engineering? Beep Beep - is that the sound of too much amg56 “traffic” in your head or has MG finally won you over with... | |
| Talk but not walk? Jf47t,You posted:“Picture having a system from start to finish without any enclosed chassis? I'm not just talking about the playback part but all the way from the microphone forward. He started with the tunable studio (live room), control room, ... | |
| Talk but not walk? Manufacturers and Dealers have no business owning threads on the AudioGon Forum. The floodgates will open once ‘free - no cost marketing and advertising’ is discovered. I will write a letter to management in order to have them weigh in on the to... | |
| Talk but not walk? Mr. Green, glad to be of service. The truth hurts and always will - forever. Before exiting your campaign here (as things were just warming up); since you prefer to address the readership via children’s storytelling, I would like to ad the final... | |
| Talk but not walk? I'm surprised you had difficulty tuning. jf47t - Never alter my statements for your own protocol or intentions as I find that crap quite offensive. If you properly read my statement, the difficulty was finding time as in hours and minutes in a d... | |
| Talk but not walk? @gkaitI am guessing we hit a nerve? Really enjoyed our conversations over the years despite personality conflicts so tell me (based on your education) who is more important to advancing audio - mechanical engineers, sound engineers, aerospace en... | |
| Talk but not walk? From the OP:As far as I am concerned I've been waiting to give any explanation needed for folks to comprehend the OP, but as long as the responders are stuck in their own created spins, I can wait. Besides I've been busy walking.I for one am not... |