geoffkait
Responses from geoffkait
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? Someone mentioned magnets were being used to cut down on RFI/EMI. That’s an interesting idea in light of the fact, no pun intended, that RF is comprised of photons which as we know have no magnetic charge. Even if they did how would magnets attrac... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? Sabai, oh, there's some confusion all right. 😃 | |
| Synergistic Red Fuse ... Expectation bias gets a bad rap. 😃 There are many reasons why audiophiles sometimes get bad results with certain devices or tweaks especially the more controversial ones. One of the more controversial tweaks the Tice Clock was one of those controv... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? Breaking News! I installed 30 copper bowls, 15 were 1" and the other 15 were 1/2". They were all installed in room corners, upper and lower, in some cases more than one per corner as there are 3 surfaces per corner. Without commenting on the sonic... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? toddverroneGeoff, I waffle between thinking you know what you're talking about and thinking you're a loony. I bet you'd be fun to have a beer with. Non magnetic, of courseWhat's this, Revenge of the Nerds Pt. 2?😀 | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? sabai OPgeoffkait,I see. Your comment that seemed very clear needed some explaining.Sabai, actually I haven’t explained anything yet. Aren't you even curious? | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? Sabai wrote,"Geoffkait often waffles as you correctly observed. He owns an audio company so his postings should be read advisedly. His agenda is obviously to promote sales. Otherwise, why would he mention his own products and history so frequently... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? Jeffrey, To close the loop more or less, my use of magnets, colored magnets, has nothing at all to do with RF, EMI, electromagnetic fields, with addressing magnetism is the audio system, or with the audio signal at all, actually, or with room acou... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? koestnerGeoffkait: "My thesis, which was selected to be presented at the national AIAA conference, was on the dodgy subject of bombarding highly magnetized metal with high energy ions to produce low thrust for an engine to be used for interplane... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? Jeffery75geoffkait,I have attempted to educate myself concerning magnets and colors,are you referring to different alloys as color? That is the crux of my postand what I misread into as being sarcasm.i already explained that too. They're painted m... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? jeffrey75geooffkait,This is from Wikipedia;A magnetic cartridge (phono cartridge) is a type of transducer used in the playback of analog sound recordings called records on a record player, now commonly called a turntable because of its most promin... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? Sabai, I already explained what I meant by that statement. | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? Sabai wrote,"geoffkait,You stated, "In fact magnetism, generally speaking, is very bad for the sound." Not in my system. There are many people who use magnetic cables and find them superior to non-magnetic cables.Please note that my earlier postin... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? In fact magnetism, generally speaking, is very bad for the sound. Having electron tubes in proximity to large transformers is not good for the sound. Having any electronic elements or wiring in proximity to large transformers is bad for the sound.... | |
| What is the best 6SN7 driver tube? Big Boys. Bad and Big! |