geoffkait
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| The current best band in the world? Berliner was perhaps a better orchestra than Vienna back in the golden age. Dunno know about now. It’s kind of like who cares? | |
| Marty Balin has passed away. I gather it was a hospital fu. | |
| Do speaker cables need a burn in period? Someone’s clock shall soon be cleaned. | |
| Replacing generic RECEPTACLES lowrider57Thanks so much, Elizabeth, terrific explanation. Now it makes sense why you have the quartz crystals in different areas, and why so many tweaks are for sale to treat these same areas. I was aware of possible RFI being found in the obviou... | |
| Replacing generic RECEPTACLES “As of 2015, Bostik was manufacturing around 100 tonnes of Blu Tack weekly at its Leicester factory.”Wow! That’s a lotta freakin Blu Tak! There must be a boatload of audiophiles out there! Are we just the tip of the iceberg? | |
| Do speaker cables need a burn in period? dachshundI have read much of these comments (out of total curiosity) since I THOUGHT I HAVE HEARD IT ALL!! WOW, Really? I am aware that some can hear better than other's? BUT! i am also knowledgeable enough to know when i see a Scam being perpetua... | |
| Do speaker cables need a burn in period? I’m the Pope. Total BS. | |
| Filling speaker stands: sand, lead, steel, rice. Full, half, etc? Promote that person! | |
| Replacing generic RECEPTACLES It’s a common misconception that crystals generally operate by absorbing RFI/EMI. In fact, crystals operate in most audio applications by absorbing vibration. For example, in room corners, in proximity to ekectron tubes, on output transformers, on... | |
| Filling speaker stands: sand, lead, steel, rice. Full, half, etc? Obviously a super big advantage to fried rice, spam, grapes, pecans, and other delicious 😋 foods that are not too hard, not too soft, is you can eat them if they don’t sound good. | |
| Do speaker cables need a burn in period? More to the point, I’d bet dollars to doughnuts naysayers and non believers on the thorny issues of burn in and directionality and cables in general have psyched themselves out. Psychologically predisposed, I think the psychologists would say. Uum... | |
| Filling speaker stands: sand, lead, steel, rice. Full, half, etc? How did it sound? Lol. For those who admire sand or rice solutions, I suggest taking a gander at super smooth and super spherical glass microspheres, the operation of which is rather quite superior to non symmetrical sand and rice. These little ba... | |
| Best building material for vibration free shelving If you’re determined to build a structure for isolation I would turn to the Flexy Rack of yore. Contrary to popular opinion very rigid structures do not isolate as well as flimsy flexible structures. The easier it is to move an object in a given d... | |
| Do speaker cables need a burn in period? Hey, glubson, if must post some light hearted jibber jabber would it be asking too much to do it on the right thread? | |
| Do speaker cables need a burn in period? Good one! Ouch! |