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| Why vinyl? Thomasheisig, You realise, of course, that film playback is "digital" at 32 frames a second!? Be carefull in your analogies.Salut, Bob P. | |
| Quiet cooling fans for audiogear Bob Bundas OK, if you say so! Salut, Bob P. | |
| Quiet cooling fans for audiogear Bob Bundus, so what you are saying is that LESS cold air is is introduced by induction than by forced draft? Remember that the harm air has to be replaced by something (i.e. cold air) for the cooling of the compenents to occur. The more warm air t... | |
| Anyone have 'stereo blend' control experience? The PAS 3x blend control was especially handy when listening over headphones.Bob P. | |
| Quiet cooling fans for audiogear Bob Bundas, What is the difference between blowing cold air onto the equipment and the cold air being drawn onto it by the harm air being drawn away? Any air being drawn away (heat as you say), has to be replaced by other air, which should be cold... | |
| What is your most beautiful component? MAC owners, if you think those amps present a cool display in the dark, try seeing a Harmon Kardon 16! Seriously, I'm with TWL on thinking that TT's present the best looking components. Mine are: Oracle Alexandria MK III and Beogram 4002. Beautifu... | |
| Tubes Do It -- Transistors Don't. Detlof & ISTT, so do I on straight SS and CD, IF the recording is done right, i.e. recording the subtle phase information. Vinyl playback does a good job of introducing random phase information, thereby giving a good impression of live music.B... | |
| Tubes Do It -- Transistors Don't. TWL, actually the Total Distortion of your post was 100%. I suppose you use those arguements with the judge for a speeding ticket. "Gee Mr. Judge, it didn't feel that fast, no matter what the instruments indicate".Lighten up! Its just a discussion... | |
| Tubes Do It -- Transistors Don't. Detlof, I don't know why you think that vinyl-tube playback sometimes is closer to live music, anymore than you know why I think that CD-SS playback is closer to live music, if well recorded. I do know that ticks, pops and limited dynamics do not ... | |
| Tubes Do It -- Transistors Don't. TWL, its consistant with people preferring vinyl to digital. Its the distortion!Salut, Bob P. | |
| Have You Ever Put Your Golden Ears to the Test?? Neebee, I don't need a scientific basis to tell me that there is no difference in sound with the same wire, yet people thinking that a switch had occurred continued to hear a difference! If only a switchless change test could be devised (3x blind?... | |
| Sonic Relativism? BOMARC, Here, hear! Do you think that anybody sees the difference between those two words? They sure sound the same! | |
| Have You Ever Put Your Golden Ears to the Test?? Newbie, the objective advocates would like you to understand that if all beers, water and wine tested the same (which they don't), they would taste the same. Of course one can tell the difference (to a point) when products are different i.e. more ... | |
| Amplifier Fan For those who think that taking air away from inside the amp is different than blowing air into the amp, the air that you are drawing away (induced air flow)is replaced by air going into the amp and this air isn't any cleaner than the air blown (f... | |
| Cheap tweaks...What would YOU reccomend? AC, of course. Speakers don't work on DC. Its the alternating of the current in the coils (dynamic speakers) that makes the speaker move back and forth (the principle is different on electostatic spekers, but still depends on the alternating of th... |