millercarbon
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| VTF gauge They all do. What you do, if its too low you shim under to raise it up. If its too high, you put it on a block of wood beside the platter. Either one of these is preferable because otherwise your next question is gonna be which one do I buy for 18... | |
| Lets talk dedicated lines Uh oh. Whatever you do, do not- repeat NOT- listen to what Mikey says in this video at 15:50https://ultimist.com/video/2018/07/21/michael-fremers-listening-room/This is Michael Fremer. What does he know. Never hear anything with that dog yapping a... | |
| Looking for a good speaker for my metal shop. You’re in luck, Synergistic Research just came out with a new set of HFT, the HFT Lathe Kit. Oh wait, their double-blind testing was on a wood lathe. You have metal. Nevermind.The obvious answer to your question is the Shure SE-535 IEC with iPod. ... | |
| It isn't the bits, it's the hardware Over the past couple of decades my thinking has radically and forever been altered.Sorry to hear. Still, the fact you were able to change your mind once, however many decades it took, maybe some day you could do it again? | |
| Subwoofer help needed Hey kids! Don't fight! New Rel is a dessert topping AND a floor polish! | |
| Cart match for sony pua-114 tonearm How to buy a component. Read reviews. Pay attention to everything about how it sounds. Pay attention to output. Pay no attention to anything else. When your search has narrowed it down to a few top contenders then come here and search comments. R... | |
| Lets talk dedicated lines It seems to me that the first thing you should do before incorporating any of the good suggestions mentioned above is determine if you really have a problem that needs fixing. If you do not hear any hum, noise, hash, RFI or other anomalies dur... | |
| New Omega E Mat from Perfect Path Technologies I wonder if the mere fact of moving the mats has some sort of affect? Well, yes, that is the point. They have no effect sitting in inventory. When you buy and move them to your system they have some sort of effect. An effect that has been describ... | |
| Voltage question Just to give you all some idea how absurd it is to think a few volts matters, I once ran a lithotripsy machine designed for 240 on 120. For you mathlexic types that's like half the voltage. That's a complex and highly computerized machine that gen... | |
| Bose 901 Bose 901: the first speaker so inefficient they had to invent a 350 watt amp to drive it. | |
| Ok guys This discussion illustrates beautifully the problem with technical attributes. The subject at hand is dust covers. But it could just as easily be amplifier watts (is it better to have more or less?), speaker cables (is it better to have silver or ... | |
| Lets talk dedicated lines Meet Mr Irony. Irony is the expression of language that means the opposite. So for example one guy actually does something and actually hears and relates this actual experience. Another guy then imagines something different and shares his imaginar... | |
| Ok guys I’ve got carbon fiber just sitting in my shop. So I’m thinking instead of a contraption that runs across every record inevitably picking up crud it then smears all over my pristine White Hot Stampers what I do is stick a little tuft of conductive ... | |
| Lets talk dedicated lines Every connection is a problem. The wires themselves are a problem. Much of the noise is RFI, radio frequency interference. Radio waves are everywhere. Every radio wave that crosses a wire induces a signal in that wire. That's how radio works! The ... | |
| Voltage question Perfectly safe. No problem. |