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| Neutral electronics are a farce... Roger wrote,"Everything is relative."+1Discretely,geoff kaitmachina dynamicamasters of time and space | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Wolfman, that’s rather interesting. And right on cue. That’s actually the field I worked in for quite some time. That was 36 years ago. Would you believe Hedy Lamarr (yes, the glamorous actress) was the inventor of spread spectrum communications? ... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Roger wrote,"geoffkait,You are really an ok guy and I would love to tell you what i’m doing that involves (you know what) but nah....If I did tell you - you would actually agree with me and we would be on the same page.I think I have said too much... | |
| What is best turntable for listening to Rock from the sixties like Led Zeppelin? Best for rock? The Rockport, of course. | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Roger wrote,"geoffkait,With all due respect - I don’t owe anyone an explanation for anything I do.You can’t get passed the basics of my concept of constant velocity amplification even after trying 6 different ways to explain it. It obviously will ... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Roger wrote,"I never applied for jobs at any of those agencies - The DEA, the FBI and the DOD all used "head hunters" to find me and asked for my help based in my spotless reputation for troubleshooting and finding answers where their own people f... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Roger wrote,"But wait - how could I do this without a degree?The government came to me based on my reputation and "waived" the legal requirement that you must have a degree for that position. They did not care - they knew I was capable of fixing p... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Somebody forgot a little smiley face at the end of that post? Or did my favorite bleating goat get an atomic wedgie? Have you given any consideration to going back to school, maybe take some, you know, remedial physics? have a nice day,Geoff KaitM... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... But that's avoiding the whole question. You're the one who brought it up. Hel-loo! So tell us, what is the quantum mechanics involved. I'm very interested. Seriously. Don't play hard to get. Share, share! If you don't wish to divulge top secret... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... There is no dividing line between classical physics and quantum physics. It kind of is what it is. As I already commented on subject of nanoscale things just because something is very very small doesn’t necessarily mean that quantum physics is inv... | |
| Vibration Control for Lightweight Tube Components r_f_sayles wrote,"This is why it may be "ultimate" but people have to skin-the-cat for far less. And I would bet you we are getting most of what the Vp isolates (80-90%) for a fraction of the cost."Hope springs eternal in the heart of the frugal a... | |
| Vibration Control for Lightweight Tube Components moryoga wrote,"I have it on pretty good authority that Vibraplanes are the only truly legitimate isolation platform. I think that this is confirmed by the fact that an air based isolating platform is what is used in all real deal labs and research... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Map man wrote,"atmasphere says phase switch may not always be audible. Geoff say it was in certain cases cited."Funny, nobody has actually been able to point to ANY errors in the Polarity Database. That being the case I suspect we’ll just have to ... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Atmasphere wrote,"Because of these factors inverting the phase is often not audible. You need a purist recording; everything has to be right in order to hear it. We included the phase inversion switch on our preamps on account of the fact that its... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Atmasphere wrote,"Such a Red Herring! We don’t even know that such is even true... sheesh."what you mean "we", Kemo Sabe?Atmasphere also wrote,"Anyway, we let George hear the CD (so this was not an analog/digital thing at all) but he couldn’t make... |