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| Does a new cd transport require break-in time? geoffkait... The dreaded Double Blind Test raises its ugly head! đź‘ą The threat of double blind testing has done a great deal of harm to the hobby by preventing progress and suppressing innovation and creativity. Double Blind Testing is the favo... | |
| Does a new cd transport require break-in time? willemj... comparing a product over the course of many hours is an invalid methodology, of course, because given humans’ short audio memory you cannot do a direct comparison over time, and time travel is yet to be invented. So what you would ... | |
| TriPlanar tonearm outward skating issue wrm57@cleeds: Good thought but the Triplanar has a captive cable fixed to the base, relieving stress on the arm from the cable. Given the skating issue you described, this captive cable warrants close examination. | |
| TriPlanar tonearm outward skating issue Have you checked the wiring of your pickup arm? It needs to be dressed so as not to apply any force to the arm itself.The Triplanar arm allows for azimuth adjustment. Have you adjusted it for proper azimuth? | |
| Come on people....BASS! What bother’s me is the misuse of apostrophe’s which should be used to indicate possession and not used to indicate the use of plural’s. This is among the most common of error’s. | |
| Esoteric Support - nonexistent??? hk_fan ... I still haven't gotten a reply after several emails dating back to Dec 2016 Â I've given up ...Why not get your dealer involved with the issue? | |
| Why are so many Infinity IRS beta systems for sale the past year ? I haven't noticed many IRS Beta systems for sale. Of those I have seen, many have been bastardized with substitute parts and even alternate cabinets, so it's hard to tell exactly what the seller is offering.I have an IRS Beta system that replaced ... | |
| Audiophiles should learn from people who created audio defiantboomerang According to the Cambridge dictionary, you are quite wrong. This is what they have to say about "should". "We use should most commonly to talk about what is the ideal or best thing to do in a situation." And below is the link to ... | |
| Audiophiles should learn from people who created audio defiantboomerang The post linked below should be a mandatory reading ...It’s one thing to suggest that readers here do something. It’s another to be told we "should" do something. Who are you to declare what is "mandatory?""Defiantboomerang." Your... | |
| Sony DVP-S9000ES sacd remote function The Harmony 650 universal remote would probably solve your problem. | |
| Open Floor Plan Listening Room willemjThis is an important reminder that no domestic space will ever give you the acoustics to mimic a concert hall. That's pretty obvious, unless you actually live in a concert hall.It will always be too small, limiting the dynamic range tha... | |
| A nice discussion of reviewers priorities. If you want to evaluate whether a reviewer's opinions coincide with your own, I think you need to close the loop and independently evaluate the subject of the review for yourself. | |
| Donald Fagan The Nightfly Ultra One-Step I heard some tracks from this just yesterday at Soundsmith. Yes, the sound was clean and lush ... and unbelievably quiet through Peter Ledermann's strain-gauge system. | |
| Dealers hijacking the discussions The forum's terms of use allow dealer participation. If there's a dealer here who bothers you, the best approach is probably to just ignore him. | |
| Why do turntables sound different? anvil_turntablesVery very good turntables, like other great components have exceptional transparency, which makes them sound more alike than different. +1. And I would add that the very best turntable systems sound very much like the best digi... |