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| We Need A Separate Forum for Fuses douglas_schroeder It might be interesting to see how many fuse Skeptics and Adopters own digital or analogue front ends. Could we add this to the survey?I'm a skeptic with both analog and digital front ends, but I'm not a naysayer. I learned l... | |
| what happened to the post on the sat tonearm? invictus005Raul was just saying it like it is.Was he? Or was he drawing conclusions about a product that he’d never seen or heard, while disparaging those who’ve actually heard it and liked the result?It’s a bad tonearm. Its geometry produces hig... | |
| Romex and breaker switches yogiboyThat makes no sense to dedicate one room with seven dedicated lines. How many circuit breakers will be left for the rest of the house?You can have as many breakers for the rest of the house as you like. If there aren't enough spaces in y... | |
| Romex and breaker switches yogiboy Why would you want seven dedicated lines in one room? Because there are advantages to dedicated lines.Your house probably has 200 amp service. If you do that it doesn’t leave much for the rest of your home.It doesn’t work that way. A 20A... | |
| what happened to the post on the sat tonearm? Insults; veiled insults; accusations of delusion, snake-oil and voodoo; all proselytized and prosecuted with the zeal of a fundamentalist savior. Such posts derail threads and discourage conversation. I applaud moderators for exercising good judgm... | |
| SAT 30K+$$ TONEARM: W O R T H T O H A V E I T ? While I agree that some of these specs seem odd, I learned long ago not to judge a component based solely on specifications. | |
| Romex and breaker switches audioslain02"There can be advantages to using 10 gauge wire on a 20A circuit, including reducing voltage drop. It is difficult to work with, and using a pigtail into the outlet does make it easier to terminate."Not only is this a Code Violation, ... | |
| Romex and breaker switches yogiboy0You don’t want to put a 30A breaker on a 20A circuit. Agreed! If you are using a 20A receptacle, you want a 20A breaker.For a 20 amp circuit 12-2 romex would be the correct gauge to use. If you use 10 gauge it will be difficult to ter... | |
| New or used cartridge ebmGood luck with a used cartridge i only get a new one as i trust nobody to be honest with the hours on a used one.I couldn't agree more. A phono cartridge is the very last audio component I would ever consider buying used. | |
| What Do You Think Of This? tomryanI'm not being sarcastic, I swear. But why would someone want a tuner these days?To listen to FM. The audio quality of a really good FM signal is better than that of most radio station streams. Of course, the sq of most FM stations today i... | |
| We Need A Separate Forum for Fuses kosst_amojan"Fusers" strike me as the audio equivalent to those religious fundamentalists who insist you must pronounce God’s name in some strange way or else he won’t hear your prayers ... We need a snake oil forum ...The greatest fundamentalist... | |
| Connection Options for ARC LS-7 to D240 Mk.II unsound... On the other hand you’ll get the benefits of balanced along the cable. His preamp has only a single-ended output so no, he won't get the benefit of a balanced connection no matter what type of connector or cable he uses. | |
| We Need A Separate Forum for Fuses geoffkait... I thought we already agreed a blind tests proves nothing. I'm not a big advocate of audiophiles conducting double-blind tests, which I think have greater value to designers and manufacturers. I wouldn't say they prove nothing but - f... | |
| We Need A Separate Forum for Fuses gdhalTry hearing a sonic benefit in a blind test. That'll end the debate.Have you ever conducted such a test? If so, please share the details of the test. If not, how do you know it will "end the debate?" | |
| FM Antennas For Old School Tuner? lak2,925 posts03-15-2018 7:49pmThat rod is one type of antenna, give it a try ...The rod is for AM, not FM. |