dan_ed
Responses from dan_ed
| Does long hair destroy the soundstage? Pulled back or loose and free, my hair causes absolutely no problems with my hearing. This is pretty stupid guys. | |
| Hum issue - driving me more crazy Yeah, if going balanced fixes it, go for it. It could take a long time to figure out what is happening. Enjoying music is much more fun. ;-) | |
| Pink Floyd How'd we get from Floyd to Dead? And I don't mean that literally. :-) | |
| LP care I'm thinking a little lime juice and tequila would make that dirty water go down easier. And we ain't talking about the Charles here. :-) | |
| Pink Floyd Yeah. There is another thread full of excited folk. I decided to let them have their fun. :-) | |
| Pink Floyd Ok, what level of yawn are we up to? :-) I've had the Pink Floyd library in hi-rez for decades. It's called vinyl. | |
| Does the Direction of Twisted Cable Matter? Al, thanks for getting this one back on a well grounded plane. :-) | |
| LP care That will never work, Wolfy. Every knows that when you spin the record it creates its own gravity field and that holds all of the particles of crud tight to the surface. MAkes about as much sense as your "Nature abhors a vacuum" statement. ;-) | |
| Mapeshade cable lifts or any cable lifts? That's a good idea, Rhljazz. A good experiment might be to try the sand bags against the elevators Jfeldt found to work best. Maybe that would tell us something? | |
| Why not horns? TOUCHY, MY ASS! ;-) TURN YOUR DAMN CAPS LOCK OFF AND MAYBE PEOPLE WON'T TAKE YOUR POST THE WRONG WAY! ;-)Otherwise, I agree with you. | |
| Hum issue - driving me more crazy In most cases, when components are all using the 3 prong cords, each component in the system has its own ground. Unless all of these grounds are routed back in the electrical system through one point, you get can a ground loop. This is because the... | |
| Good CD for testing bass response I guess I'm funny. I set up a test mic and use RTA software. | |
| Why not horns? What's your point, Jw? I choose to use horns because they ARE closer to live to my ear. | |
| Mapeshade cable lifts or any cable lifts? Don't take vibrations too lightly. Take a look inside your speakers. Chances are the wires are held in place with cable ties. Look inside your electronics. The caps and some other components usually get potted or strapped tightly to avoid what? Vi... | |
| Mapeshade cable lifts or any cable lifts? I don't know about fancy lift products, but there is usually benefit to keeping the cables off of the floor. Especially carpet over concrete. It could be a capacitive interaction, I don't really know. Lifting my speaker cables did result in a bit ... |