deludedaudiophile
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| Well I joined the Silversmith FIDELIUM Speaker cable club today Race card? You made an offensive racist insensitive trope. You really need to look in the mirror and try to be a better person. That wasn't acceptable in 1972 let alone 2022. | |
| Well I joined the Silversmith FIDELIUM Speaker cable club today @thyname posting nonsense does not change what you wrote. Would you like me to post that in every thread you participate in? This place is unusual but weird boogyman conspiracies are a bit over the top as are racist tropes. You need to learn to ... | |
| Well I joined the Silversmith FIDELIUM Speaker cable club today That's funny @steakster , because someone private messaged me that my response to @tsushima1 should be to ask about his unhealthy obsession with some members on here, I assume are former? Here, I thought he was just part of the harassment crew w... | |
| Well I joined the Silversmith FIDELIUM Speaker cable club today mrmb, The only impedance curve I could observe for Soundlab was the A1 on Stereophile. I will attempt to insert it here. If this speaker was used with these Fidelium cables there must a change, I would consider large, in the frequency response... | |
| If a speaker cable added 1 - 2 ohms of resistance would that be? If the cable is 1.7 or 1.9 ohms does it really matter? The point is there is a big resistance. Even if it was 1.0 or 1.2 ... is close enough. For 8 ft it will be about 1.5. | |
| What should I expect after installing a new power management system? @jew16384 , Do you have a link for this? I would like to read it. This was for power cord? However Nelson Pass has proved that it affected the sound stage by moving it forwards are back. | |
| If a speaker cable added 1 - 2 ohms of resistance would that be? @pmerendino, If these are 1-2 ohms, a standard good quality meter should get you close enough. Not perfect, but close enough. For inductance, back of envelope assuming 2 inch average spacing would be 400nH/foot. At 6" that is 1.1uH / foot. That'... | |
| Amir and Blind Testing I think @atmasphere did a good job in his short post w.r.t. distortion https://forum.audiogon.com/posts/2377289 | |
| Why should audiophile deniers be allowed on an audiophile forum? Admittedly @nonoise , I have never seen catholic used in that way, so my apologies to you. I will attempt to delete my offending post. | |
| If a speaker cable added 1 - 2 ohms of resistance would that be? @nonoise I went to their website because the construction looked really interesting. It piqued my curiosity. When I read their marketing information, things were not adding up for me. My background is solid state physics and material sciences fo... | |
| If a speaker cable added 1 - 2 ohms of resistance would that be? You can measure, but the figures I posted are accurate. They appear to sell 4-10 feet versions. The figures I posted are for the total loop (both wires). They are not buying them because of the resistance because they don't even know it is there.... | |
| The mystery of good acoustics You have some problems. You really need a new hobby. | |
| The mystery of good acoustics Sorry weird dude, you seem to have me confused with someone else. I am quite helpful and if you need me to help build you some panels I have a great woodworking shop, it is a good break from the day job which is often very theoretical. Most people... | |
| If a speaker cable added 1 - 2 ohms of resistance would that be? Do you have any Silversmith Fidelium? 6 feet is 1.1 ohm total. 10 feet, 1.8 ohms. I don't live in the parallel universe where someone thought that was a good idea ... but someone did. | |
| Why should audiophile deniers be allowed on an audiophile forum? How is the alternative going to cost them more? It will right now, but if companies in critical infrastructure cannot drop clients then there would be no downside as you can't drop them, so you can't be blamed for having them as a client. |