herman
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| Wash, Cut, Polish & Demagnetize It might be better to ask an ophthalmologist. | |
| Wash, Cut, Polish & Demagnetize Sean, I am not a laser engineer so I can't give definitive answers but I do have a bit of laser experience as I make my living repairing medical lasers. I do have few thoughts on the subject.Some energy is reflected and some not. That is the way t... | |
| Wash, Cut, Polish & Demagnetize Sorry to hijack this thread with a discussion of physics, but I have done a little research into the subject of light absorption and have found the following. Light will be absorbed by a system when the frequency of the light is in resonance with ... | |
| Wash, Cut, Polish & Demagnetize HI Buscis, I don't disagree with the results you claim as I have no first hand knowledge, but again it is a matter of terminology. If you shine a pure blue light onto a yellow surface the surface will appear to be black because it does not reflect... | |
| Wash, Cut, Polish & Demagnetize I may be able to shed a little "light " on this. "I still, to this day, have not been able to figure out why Green is the color of choice although, I have been told that it is simply the values of each of these colors (Red laser light and Green) t... | |
| I recently emailed John Atkinson of Stereophile Sorlowski, I don't have to speak Polish to look at the pictures do I :>)Bbenn, very insightful on the lack of any educational content. As for Fremmer, I used to learn a lot from his column but lately all we get is news from the latest stereo sh... | |
| Have problems running a 8 ohm, 89 db speaker Perhaps the electronics in the minisystem were designed with equalization built in to maximize the sound from the speakers that came with it and the speakers you are trying to use don't need it. The power should not be an issue. If anything, the n... | |
| Just got my new ASL Hurricanes....and....... Pad means to reduce the level of the input signal, just like you would turn it down with a volume control, only the term is used when you want to reduce the level by a fixed amount. This is usually accomplished with a voltage divider and any compe... | |
| Just got my new ASL Hurricanes....and....... I believe Kr4 is right. You have a problem with mismatched gains. I believe the sensitivity of the ARC was 1.9 volts in to get 100 watts out, and the ASL is 1.7 volts in to get 200 watts out. So for the same input you are getting more than twice a... | |
| MC Transformer or phono stage - help anyone? When I had the Pass Aleph Ono I had a different turntable and cartridge than I used with the IO so it would be hard to give a definitive answer. If I had to characterize them, I would say the Ono was a bit tighter, quieter, and a little more analy... | |
| Record Cleaner Side Effects? I have owned the Audio Advisor $200 model and now use a VPI 17. The VPI does a much, much, much better job of sucking up the fluid off of the record. No matter how long I went with the AA machine there was always a little moisture on the record wh... | |
| MC Transformer or phono stage - help anyone? I have been researching this lately myself and have found that there are two camps with decidely different points of view (so what else is new in high end?). One side says that no matter how well designed and built a MC stage is, without a transfo... | |
| 60 dB phono, 19 dB preamp, Enough gain? thank you | |
| impedance mismatched ? The input impedance is actually 137,000 ohms, which is typical for a tube amp. The high ratio of amp input to source output that you have is what you want in this situation.I suspect you have a broken connection inside your balanced cable at the c... | |
| MF A3-24 DAC owners please read Please don't be offended if I am a bit suspicious of your claims, especially since you are trying to sell this combo in the classifieds. |