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| power cord directionality Save it for the morning after. | |
| power cord directionality Take a wire, let's call it an interconnect. Put a reasonable load on it, say 2K ohms resistor on one end, similar to the output impedance of a tolerable source. Now plug that into a headphone amp. Hang that interconnect 6" in front of a woofer (to... | |
| Soundstage Width and Depth Ambiphonics: I would start with this: https://cdn.website.thryv.com/7b2b654758d449b08935c9dfa207e8f9/files/uploaded/Ambiophonics_Book.pdfThen read this article on methods that are more robust: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-conten... | |
| Are manufacturer AC cables good enough? Irrelevant and lacking sufficient reading comprehension that he does not even realize when he proves someone else's point:"The distance is THOUGHT to depend on the black hole mass," Gallo said. "The larger the black hole, the larger the distance ... | |
| Soundstage Width and Depth Yes, this it the most current knowledge and there are no indication it is incorrect, but even with these cues, it can be difficult to accurately assess height. I spent a number of years doing R&D on hearing aids and similar audio "devices". Ou... | |
| Are manufacturer AC cables good enough? No, we can’t measure the mass of a black hole millions of miles away. We can "estimate" the mass of black holes assuming all the other calculations we have about gravity at vast distances and vast masses are correct (and there are some theories th... | |
| Are manufacturer AC cables good enough? Well most of universe is a very very far distance away making measurement a bit difficult unlike our audio systems. We don't know if our gravity equations are wrong, or our measurement of matter is wrong.We used to think that E = 1/2 m * v ^2, wa... | |
| Are manufacturer AC cables good enough? Other than NGT being a popular scientist but no where near the leading expert, there is a big difference between being able to explain how something works and knowing it exists and being able to observe it's effects or measure them in fine detail.... | |
| Are manufacturer AC cables good enough? No, that is just a theory of gravity.That’s what gravity is, the curvature of spacetime due to very heavy objects. It all stems from the General Theory of Relativity. | |
| Soundstage Width and Depth Duke,The source "appearing" outside the speakers is "encoded" in the music with either mixing methods or microphone techniques, but and it is a big but, how that appears on playback is highly dependent on speaker, listening position, microphone or... | |
| Are manufacturer AC cables good enough? I find it rather funny that people who claim that those who hear no differences "have obviously never done the experiments". Does it ever reach consideration that they did do the experiments, rigorously, and properly, and that is why they have pro... | |
| Why do you think Bi-Wiring improves the sound ? Wrt Vandersteen, anyone who thinks it is a breakthrough that a magnetic field exists around current carrying wires and that they collapse and expand with the signal .... Hasn't taken a high school physics course. It is laughable someone would put... | |
| Are manufacturer AC cables good enough? Experimentation in science requires more rigour that almost all audiophiles ever subject themselves to. Every change can't and isn't "night and day", though so often that is exactly what is reported due to confirmation bias and nothing else. Absen... | |
| Why do you think Bi-Wiring improves the sound ? The crossovers in your speaker virtually split your cable into multiple cable of different frequency bands. Unlike the speakers themselves through mechanical non linearities and Doppler induced IM distortion or amplifier non linearities creating I... | |
| Are manufacturer AC cables good enough? Most would have no clue how MOVs work or appear in the circuit because they would know that effectively when there is no surge, the MOV is would be doing nothing that could impact sound. Now if you mean inductors which are often in surge protector... |