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| Does anyone use wood for vibration control? So Geoff, it appears you keep going on both sides of this fence "is audio vibratory or not". There are like 3 or 4 threads you are on right now saying "kill vibrations", then someone comes up (me included) saying "audio is vibration if you kill it... | |
| I feel bad for speaker manufacturers "It’s NOT something "you do you don’t". I suspect your simplistic understanding of the physics of music is what leads you to think rotating knobs and blocks of wood in a box constitutes tuning. The only means known to effectively tune an instrumen... | |
| I feel bad for speaker manufacturers "I'd expect nothing less from you than such a simplistic answer. There's nothing simple or intuitive about Helmholtz resonance or the transconductance of a transistor. There's nothing simple or intuitive about listening for that matter, either."I'... | |
| I feel bad for speaker manufacturers Hi Kosst, well it might go a little deeper than that LOL.I don't get so involved in the threads arguing here because of a few factors, and these are why I keep things simple here and spend most of my time pointing to more involved threads on TuneL... | |
| Manufacturers pushing their products and agenda in the forums. Can I make a suggestion. Sometimes it’s good to take a step out of internet forums for a few days and take a breath then come back in. When an internet forum becomes so much a part of your life that you start policing it maybe it’s time to step ou... | |
| I feel bad for speaker manufacturers I don't see anything about audio as being hard to understand. You get it or you don't. I also don't see anything about listening as being all that tough either, you do or you don't. mg | |
| Does anyone use wood for vibration control? Ladies and gentlemen lets take a look at the testing in-room systems you would like to use for your testing. I've done thousands of systems in the past but lets use our current in-room systems to talk about and explore tuning or lack of, anew. How... | |
| Does anyone use wood for vibration control? LOL, HEA is a trip. This is why it has gotten itself in so much trouble. No matter how many people post the definition of the Fundamental Interactions "the standard for interaction and a requirement for studying physics" HEA folks keep making thei... | |
| Does anyone use wood for vibration control? If it's not vibrating you would hear nothing at all. I personally have never seen or heard of an isolated audio system. I've only seen HEA marketing using the term isolation as a sales tool. Repeatedly the simple question is asked, if you kill the... | |
| I feel bad for speaker manufacturers Thank you Tammy!Michael | |
| Stereophile Profiles Carpets and Curtains again .... Well Erik, you've done it again! MG applauds loudly!!! | |
| Who uses power conditioning? Personally I'm not crazy about the sound of conditioning. But, I'm also not a fan of anything over built in audio. MG | |
| I feel bad for speaker manufacturers Hi magnaryder1You've mentioned some of my favs too. MG | |
| Manufacturers pushing their products and agenda in the forums. I've told Tammy in emails "I feel your pain". She does a great job and even though I would step up the no abuse policy some, I'm interested in the future part Audiogon plays in the community.nice talking with you viridianMG | |
| Manufacturers pushing their products and agenda in the forums. "And yes I have had threads, and posts removed, and have had all of my posts under moderation from time to time."Yep, see this is something I don't understand about audio forums. I can't get my head around why someone would get angry about audio. ... |