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| A GOOD dry record cleaning device I use a Klaudio record cleaner and don't have much use for a dry brush. If your LPs are truly clean you don't have much use for a stylus cleaner, either. | |
| The molecular level explanation of "cable burn-in" clustrocasual It may have been the telegraph. regardless, theres a whole documentary on it that discusses the huge research that went into cables ... You seem to be very confused about transatlantic cables. Perhaps you should watch your docume... | |
| Aurender n200, talk me out of signing on the dotted line I’m not a fan of Aurender. I started streaming with a Raspberry Pi using a DigiOne HAT for SPDIF out to my DAC. It ran great, sounded good, but wasn’t very elegant, so I replaced it with a new N100H from an authorized dealer. The Aurender was neve... | |
| Example of a piece o’ crap, useless review soix Sorry for the rant, but especially as a former reviewer this piece of garbage pushed all my buttons and really ticked me off. Are you often this excitable? | |
| The molecular level explanation of "cable burn-in" audphile1 What we’ve been discussing is molecular explanation of cable burn in. ... which has absolutely nothing to do with the first transatlantic telephone cables, notwithstanding the claims made by clustrocasual. So now we can move on. | |
| Qobuz vs. Tidal soix ... With the level of tech today you wouldn’t think it’d be too hard to have someone fairly easily implement a decent search function ... That's a function of the software you're using to stream Qobuz, e.g. Conductor if you're using a... | |
| The molecular level explanation of "cable burn-in" audphile1 The first official transatlantic phone ... was not transmitted by wire, but by radio waves. That is correct. What we've been discussing are transatlantic cable communications. | |
| The molecular level explanation of "cable burn-in" clustrocasual So when the first cable was laid under the Atlantic and people tried to make a transcontinental telephone call, the sound came out skewed in time, noisy and garbled. This is fiction. For one thing, the first transatlantic cables ... | |
| Qobuz vs. Tidal jgjg123 Qobuz customer service is worse than terrible. Really? What problems did you have? | |
| The Music Room I've sold quite few pieces through TMR and have been perfectly satisfied. One option they offer is consignment sale - it can be worthwhile if if you're in no hurry for your cash. | |
| The Midnight Effect - Who-How? kijanki Do I understand correctly, that some AM stations have to operate at lower power at night ... Yes, and it doesn’t stop there. Some AM stations may also be required to change the antenna "pattern" so as to prevent interference (it’s call... | |
| The Midnight Effect - Who-How? kijanki They have to operate at reduced power ... You are misreading the FCC. In the U.S., broadcast radio stations operate at authorized power output at all times although, as noted, some AM stations have lower authorized power at night and o... | |
| The Midnight Effect - Who-How? kijanki ... Most AM radio stations are required by the FCC’s rules to reduce their power or cease operating at night ... That’s true, although there aren’t many daytimers left anymore. What I was correcting was your previous claim that rad... | |
| The Midnight Effect - Who-How? kijanki Radio stations have to reduce transmitting power at the evening per FCC regulation. That is completely false. In fact, broadcasters are required to maintain xmitter output to within 90 to 105 percent of authorized power output at ... | |
| The Psychology of Constant (Equipment) Change ahuvia if you're interested in these issues you might enjoy my book The Things We Love: How Our Passions Connect Us and Make Us Who We Are. It's widely available ... I've just reserved your book through my local library. It looks fascinating! ... |