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| Neutral electronics are a farce... Back to the question I am now asking for the third (count ’em) time. The real question is is (two is’s in a row) George’s database correct or not? In other words do you have any evidence or even proof that he’s wrong? Forget about analog. By the w... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Atmosphere wrote,"Well it was easy to hear on our system how the LP was better; and since LPs have greater bandwidth than CDs, pretty easy to discount his comment when he said ’you can’t hear it on analog recordings’."But that’s not what he said b... | |
| Vibration Control for Lightweight Tube Components Please note for most applications small springs don't require a board of any type so that eliminates that variable. Also, if one wishes to use a board or granite whatever, due to the nature of mass of spring operation/function the physical charac... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Al wrote,"Hopefully Roger will provide further clarification, as a claim that "the speed of sound in air should be preserved by the amplifier" (that being Geoff’s restatement of Roger’s position), or to use some of Roger’s words earlier in the thr... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Roger wrote,"geoffkait: And bad news for Rogers claim that his amp, the way it preserves the speed of sound, is the key to getting "live" sound, since statistically on 20% or so of recordings are in correct polarity."-- First, please note my state... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Roger wrote,"How does the inverted polarity dismiss my claim about a stable velocity?"Actually, it doesn't dismiss your claim about a stable velocity. Score one for Roger.Cheers | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... I should also point out that George’s criterion for determining which is better N or R for a given recording is that it’s one that sounds more like "live" music must be N. Roger’s criterion is the same, I.e., "live" music, for what his amp sounds ... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Atmosphere, in George’s defense many systems at shows are not broken in at all or/and are not set up properly, thus it can be rather difficult to tell the difference in sound. In other words, just because he was unable to tell the difference on th... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Al, Here’s the link to the polarity database that George Louis compiled. Draw your own conclusions. The reason I brought this up on this particular thread is because you had just asked what the speed of sound had to do with the price of spinach. W... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Not being one to beat a dead horse, of course, but according to the database of recordings vs polarity which one assumes is not obviously the complete listing of everything ever recorded, let’s not be ridiculous, but what is interesting is that ac... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... Houston we have a problem. Most recordings, including many of the ones audiophiles cherish, actually invert polarity. Who cares if the velocity of air in the recording venture is maintained by the time the recording is played in the listening room... | |
| Neutral electronics are a farce... The Fasten Seat Belts sign just can on.;-) | |
| Anyone remember Cramolin Red? History of Cramolin and other contact enhancers:http://www.siber-sonic.com/electronics/caig.html | |
| Has anyone heard the new North American products preamp and amp? Tbg wote,"I think we should all ignore geoff’s postings and get back to the original question that was obfuscated by Mapman and company and then inadvertently I congested the thread by adding the Star sound benefit to the X-10 MkIII.Please add you... | |
| Has anyone heard the new North American products preamp and amp? Audiopoint, My impression is you need to relax a little bit more. Lol If you are not Tom then why in Earth were you responding to comments I had directed at him? Especially the one regarding all the isolation devices he claimed he had tried. Were ... |