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| Dynavector DV 505 anti-skating question stringreen"As the weight c/g changes with this arm, the suspension will respond detrimentally’What is c/g? What do you mean when you say the " suspension will respond detrimentally?" This doesn’t make sense.There are turntables with lightly-sprung... | |
| Dynavector DV 505 anti-skating question halcro" ... These arms will also not work correctly on suspended turntables."Why not? | |
| Single ended vs xlr balanced erik_squiresRCA's don't lock in place, they more "squeeze in place" vs. EVERY XLR locks. Yes, every XLR locks in place. However, there is such a thing as a locking RCA connector. They are commonly available and they do not "squeeze in place." Th... | |
| In wall AC cables ozzyYour workaround would result in the smaller wire being the rated value. So, don't use a pigtail with a smaller gauge to a larger gauge.Yes, of course, but it's perfectly acceptable to use a pigtail when de-rating wire in the remainder of th... | |
| In wall AC cables lak 10 gauge wire to a 20 amp breaker. Be awear that 10 gauge is a bit harder to attach to the AC outlet, but it can be done for sure.Yes, the heavier the gauge, the more difficult it is to work with. One workaround when using 10 ga. or 8 ga. wi... | |
| Single ended vs xlr balanced danvignauThe biggest advantage of balanced cables is that they lock in place.The biggest advantage over ... what? ? You can buy locking RCA connectors, if that's what you want. | |
| In wall AC cables erik_squires What exactly do you think is not allowed? 220V is an uncommon, but not illegal outlet type. It’s not the outlet that may not meet code, but your suggestion of a " 220 service to a transformer ($200 - $500 ish) professionally installe... | |
| In wall AC cables erik_squireThere are other safety issues involved with overrating cables in that they may increase the minimum break current of circuit breakers.It's not "over-rating," it's "de-rating," and perfectly within code. A 20A breaker should trip at t... | |
| In wall AC cables erik_squiresHonestly the normally recommended sizes is best. Having too low an impedance will encourage more noise going back and forth in the wires ... To get uber-fancy run a 220V 60 AMP line and dedicate 220->120 V transformers in the roo... | |
| Marantz and Stereophile? @erik_squires, you claimed "Stereophile has a lot of agendas going on," but when asked for examples, you can only remark that "all businesses have multiple agendas." That's a logical fallacy known as begging the question, i.e. using the premise... | |
| Marantz and Stereophile? erik_squires... you take them far too seriously. Don’t be so innocent. Stereophile has a lot of agendas going on and they may not align with yours.That's quite a claim. Of course, Stereophile does have to sell advertising, so I guess you could... | |
| CD ripping ghosthouseI associated the M4a extension with ALAC only. Didn’t realize, as Al points out, that M4A can also be for AAC. I didn't know m4a could be lossless, either. Thanks to Al for the info! Hence ASSumed you were talking about ALAC. Still, ... | |
| CD ripping cerrotWav or uncompressed flac. Sorry, but there's no such thing as "uncompressed flac." Flac is compressed, that's why it exists. It's lossless, but compressed. | |
| CD ripping ghosthouseNot sure about the correctness of cleeds comments w/respect to M4a from ALACHuh? I never mentioned ALAC. You must be confused. | |
| CD ripping M4a is a lossy compression format and inferior to the wav format. But wav files don’t accommodate meta data. If you’re going to rip your files again, it would probably be best to use a file type that has no loss - such as flac - but that can also ... |