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| Hi-Fi Fuses - SNAKE OIL? - or something in it? I suspect other WA Quantum Chip customers will agree with me that the chips are much more than band aids, inasmuch as they obviously reduce noise and distortion in audio systems. Better analogies might be variable valve timing, cryogenically treat... | |
| Listener fatigue: what does it really mean? As we have seen recently with the WA Qwantum Chips and some other things, too, like SteinMusic Harmonizer, Schumann Frequency Generators, demagnetizers, ionizers, and - all of this in utter disregard for the textbook view of distortion and noise i... | |
| Chemistry question on aluminum What's the alternative, steel? | |
| WA-Quantum GmbH's Quantum Chips Let's briefly review the bidding.This is the blurb from one of the WA Quantum Chip dealers. While this blurb can be considered second hand information it matches the WA Quantum GmbH press release (that is quoted earlier in this thread. Nowhere is ... | |
| Simple & Cheap Way to Cut Turntable Vibrations Lewm, yer right. Too much motion in the rotational direction. | |
| WA-Quantum GmbH's Quantum Chips Theaudiotweak wrote,"Geoff if there is motion there is vibration and there is always motion. The flux fileld will have its greatest potential around the convergence of all the cable runs of the ac mains. The mains box will be alive with resonating... | |
| WA-Quantum GmbH's Quantum Chips Raks wrote, "Speaking about vibrationÂ… if someone wanted to stick one of the chips to their tray in their CDP, does anyone have an opinion on which chip would work best for that?"Apparently none of the WA chips are programmed, uh, I mean designed ... | |
| WA-Quantum GmbH's Quantum Chips Theaudiotweak wrote,"Which particles to buy for use in audio? One different near the flux field of electrons? Others that react on the vibrational surfaces of one's chassis, walls,acoustical conduits and musical instruments.Vibration has a charge ... | |
| Interconnects Roller Coaster Ride I'm betting a storm moved in on the day the sound got worse. Low pressure systems are bad news. | |
| WA-Quantum GmbH's Quantum Chips Who would have thought ten or fifteen years ago quantum mechanics would be able to improve sound? - it just doesn't make sense if you were brought up to believe quantum mechanics is strictly the domain of the very small, you know things like elect... | |
| Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive? Rolls Canardly.Rolls down the hill, can hardly make it up the hill. | |
| Simple & Cheap Way to Cut Turntable Vibrations A lot of graduate school engineering labs employ bungee cords for isolation, you know, rather than try to justify the high cost of a real isolation device to the powers that be. Bungees provide a nice smooth mass-on-spring iso system. The trick fo... | |
| WA-Quantum GmbH's Quantum Chips A synthetic atom, aka "artificial atom," is a nanotechnology invention that is produced in the laboratory. The so-called Artifical Atom is comprised of a number of (negatively charged) electrons and a positively charged hole in the center rather t... | |
| What's your view on blind testing? Extravaganza wrote,"very bad,because normally short memory of human brain remembers only fraction of information which was played.And long term memory remembers only those moments which impressed very much during listening,lets say tonaly,imaging.... | |
| WA-Quantum GmbH's Quantum Chips Tbg wrote,"Geoffkait, isn't a lot like a cereal manufacturer when asked how much cereal should be put into the bowl, telling you fill it to the top?"I see what you mean, but I suspect that it's just a question of coverage, i.e., how can you use th... |