rodman99999
Responses from rodman99999
| Simple question, probably stupid This is a verbatim quote, from a letter Brent Jessee sends, whenever one buys valves from him: "CARE AND FEEDING OF NEW TUBES: BREAK-IN New tubes need a break-in period before they can fully exhibit their true sonic c... | |
| using 230Volts Hifi components in the Usa Be certain your gear can function properly, at 60 Hz. Especially: the Cassette Deck’s motor. http://www.50hz60hz.com/what-happens-if-50hz-motor-is-driven-at-60hz.html ... | |
| This e-mail has been cryogenically treated In keeping with the thread's theme, I'll rephrase: And some want to make categorical proclamations/pontifications, as to whether it's possible for cables, constructed with knowledge gleaned since 1927, about CRYOG... | |
| This e-mail has been cryogenically treated @moonwalker "All we know for sure is that our current understanding of the universe is very incomplete, but hey, we've only been seriously at this "science game" for a little over 400 years. In that context, it is amazing what we do kn... | |
| This e-mail has been cryogenically treated @moonwatcher - I’m rewinding these, because you seem interested in understanding other perspectives. rodman99999 5,817 posts 05-27-2022 at 05:31pm @hilde45 - Back in March a thread about power cord... | |
| This e-mail has been cryogenically treated @moonwatcher - REWINDS: Some excerpts, from my post to a recent thread (>1000 posts), that became so contentious, it was deleted. DISCLAIMER: I... | |
| This e-mail has been cryogenically treated @moonwatcher - "My undergraduate degree in the dark ages of the early 1980s was in aerospace engineering... ' My class pictures were carved on a cave wall, in France. Even so, the Physics Labs and QED lectures (back ... | |
| This e-mail has been cryogenically treated @carlsbad2 - I've never been a fan of cryo. If you want nothing to change, cool it to cryo temps. Physics has never provided a basis for it working on anything. I've also been in several other hobbies where it is touted as a cure all. Never ... | |
| Your "Many Worlds" Audio System? Some excerpts, from my post to a recent thread (>1000 posts), that became so contentious, it was deleted. DISCLAIMER: I left that thread, a couple pages prior to deletion, so: not my (direc... | |
| Your "Many Worlds" Audio System? Does this mean: there are actually some, on this site, willing to discuss how Quantum Mechanics might actually influence our listening? I'll repost some snippets, from previous threads, for the interested, while cooling the flames, I t... | |
| From whence does Sound Stage come? Bookcases DO make great diffusers. I use my old Magnepan MG12s for front, Home Theatre (5.1) speakers. Their back waves fire into a pair, from less than 15", instead of having to be further into room. ... | |
| From whence does Sound Stage come? One qualified square room opinion and possible options: https://www.psaudio.com/blogs/ask-paul/what-acoustic-treatment-saves-a-square-room Of course: there are others to research, on the 'Net. | |
| From whence does Sound Stage come? Of course: the above treatments are somewhat less than attractive and may not be acceptable, to the rest of the family. Once you've found your sweet spot(s): here are some (more visually appealing) alternatives: https://www.go... | |
| From whence does Sound Stage come? Available on eBay, less expensively, as mentioned: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2499334.m570.l1311&_nkw=acoustic+foam+panels+12x12x2 and: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m57... | |
| From whence does Sound Stage come? @oldrooney - There are less expensive options available than genuine Sonex, or Auralex (LENRDs), on eBay*. I can only assume: they'd be as efficacious, as the real thing. Can't REALLY see why not! ... |