rodman99999
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| Why is science just a starting point and not an end point? My position has always been: with what we've learned from the studies and advancements, related to QM and QED: there are a multitude of possibilities; as to why we may hear the things we do, when listening to our own systems, in our own roo... | |
| Why is science just a starting point and not an end point? That science has not yet provided us the means (tests or measurements) to explain why many of us hear the things we do, with the choices we make, in fuses, cables, etc: doesn't mean we don't. MEANWHILE: those of us that do experiment w... | |
| Why is science just a starting point and not an end point? What you stated in the post to which I referred, and: "Noone is debating digital storage, lasers , laptops, smart phones. PET, MRI etc.. those are not the "esoteric" boundaries of QM those are the practical results of years of research." ... | |
| New power tubes lacking low end and slam @paulgardner- I mentioned rechecking those BIAS switch settings, because: there's the outside chance you may have been adjusting the bias of more than one tube at a time, which would severely affect the dynamics and lows, of the amp. | |
| Embrace The Joy Of Microphonic Equipment I've always been disposed, as it sounds @tomic601 is also, to a more accurate (faithful/cleaner) reproduction, of the source and, hopefully: a well recorded, live event. That also takes careful choices, as regards ALL the component... | |
| Why is science just a starting point and not an end point? "Science is what gave us the medium and tools to enjoy music from the wax cylinder to digital storage and on to processes unknown. It won't be brain dead audiophiles arguing over $200 fuses and $10,000 cables and the shilers that promote them bu... | |
| Stacking gear no more rack space does it affect sound quality ps: That TI Shield is explained on page 14, of this catalog: http://www.percyaudio.com/Catalog.pdf A side note: many of us have found that background noise is often inaudible and goes unnoticed, until it's gone an... | |
| Stacking gear no more rack space does it affect sound quality Power supplies and electronic circuitry, of a necessity, generate RFI/EMI. That such can interfere with the performance of adjacent electronics; SHOULD be the most basic of one's understanding. Particularly, if one assumes the positio... | |
| Why is science just a starting point and not an end point? Correction, for clarity: "That's been the argument between some of the greatest minds, especially in the areas of Physics AND Electrical Theory, since the early 1920s." | |
| Why is science just a starting point and not an end point? "So we wee that tired old refrain from some audiophiles "Science has been wrong before you know!" and "science doesn't know everything!" "It's the same refrain used by every crackpot theory in the world.Ask yourself: When science has be... | |
| Amplifier Break-in - It's Real "...Nothing like that could possibly be happening in terms of adaptation to sound over time. No, we are much more consistent than electronics. You wills say that changes to internal parts are the cause. I have made challenges to that argument." ... | |
| Amplifier Break-in - It's Real "My guess is you would chew through the math pretty easily." Funny, you'd say that! It was the Math that chewed me up, in Physics. I pretty much suck; as regards remembering formulae. Still: figuring out how and why things w... | |
| Why is science just a starting point and not an end point? I've mentioned elsewhere, on the 'GoN: If the world's best inventors, throughout human history, hadn't ignored, "scientists", naysayers and scoffers (such as some of those, above): we'd still be living in a relative Stone Age, with respect ... | |
| New power tubes lacking low end and slam If the original tubes sound better, when swapped back in and properly biased*; the new ones just need some time to catch up and: it's nothing upstream (ie: signal tubes). Brent Jessee mentions 50 hours or so, of listening/burning, as a... | |
| Embrace The Joy Of Microphonic Equipment So many ways to season one's sounds and please one's aural palate. What a great hobby! |