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| Which material sounds better for speakers construction? Wood, Ply or MDF? I’ve oft wondered why no one has come out with speaked cabinets made of Smart Metal. Head tennis racquets used “smart” materials in their tennis racquets many years ago, that change stiffness characteristics in proportion to how hard the tennis ba... | |
| Talk but not walk? uberwaltzKatieI realise your reading and comprehension skills are a little rusty but....Yes I said I would be leaving this thread as it serves no purpose for me and I none for the OP.However I did NOT say that was my last post or just when I would... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Actually frank you cannot over-do mu metal. Now I’m suspecting we might be talking about different things. Maybe you didn’t use the right mu metal or maybe it wasn’t even mu metal at all. Who knows? The correct mu metal is the low frequency high p... | |
| Talk but not walk? People oft deride audiophiles for turning a somewhat benign hobby into a ritualistic and even a fetish. Look at treating CDs. Folks twenty years ago were put off, should I say repelled, by the ritual some audiophiles, even well known audiophiles l... | |
| Interconnects and non-believers roberjermanBelief in imaginary things is a symptom of an immature mind - Freud>>>>>>People would generally be much better off if they believed in too much rather than too little - Barnum | |
| Interconnects and non-believers devilboyComponents do not have $2,000 cabling inside. Adding a $2,000 piece of wire between components is obviously altering the signal in a way which gives the perception of more air, wider soundstage, etc. Some cables do so in different ways fr... | |
| Talk but not walk? Did I just see a ghost? 👻 | |
| Talk but not walk? Sorry, dudes and dudettes, listening to music is not really a hobby. It may be enjoyable and you may do it frequently and you may do it for long periods of time sometimes but it’s not a hobby. Any more than watching Model trains go around the trac... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic The sound you are hearing now, though, is the combination of the Black fuses and the graphene product. If you had tried Black Fuses after you had applied the graphene product you would undoubtedly think WOW, these Black fuses sure are great! No? | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Frank, then maybe you should do both, no? You don’t think they operate by the same principle do you? I know, you don’t really care how they work. Besides I reckon you tried mu metal before your system was so revealing, correct? | |
| Interconnects and non-believers sisyphus51geoffkait,"Zombie Cows" attracted to accordian music: Too funny! :-)>>>Many thanks for almost responding on the right thread. | |
| Talk but not walk? roberjerman"You can tune a piano but you can’t tuna fish" said by some rock band whose name escapes me at this moment (NRBQ?). LOL!>>>>Was it Hot Tuna? Country Joe and the Fish? | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic For toroidal transformers mu metal would be a tad less expensive and more effective, no? What is it that you think would be achieved by painting the transformer? | |
| Bass trapping - corners or walls? For a stubborn 60 Hz standing wave in my room I once built a 15 foot long folded S shape Helmholtz resonator using 6” diameter PVC PIPE, PIPE ELBOWS, END CAP, pipe fitting nozzle, PVC purple prep, PVC cement and a grapefruit size ball of hollow fi... | |
| Thiel Owners The XLO Test CD speaker set up track is self explanatory. The person who is speaking walks you through it. It’s ridiculously simple. |