rodman99999
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| A Couple Little Things I'm Wondering About I was wondering what direction your next change of topic would take. The twists and turns are usually endless (circular thinking). Those of your ilk are great at semantic gymnastics. The term, "PULSE", in regards to FFT transfers, is... | |
| A Couple Little Things I'm Wondering About @dannad- No problem, although; I’ve never used REW. My Tact RCS 2.2X has a program that sends a very short, very strong initial FFT pulse (pop), to each of my main and subwoofer amps. Any possible room reflections would take longer to re... | |
| A Couple Little Things I'm Wondering About @dannad- Clearly, you don’t understand the function/choice/application of, "time windows", as regards separating impulse responses, reflections, freqs, times, etc, when using FFT algorithms. But then, no surprise! I don’t expect anyone... | |
| A Couple Little Things I'm Wondering About "I would not be posting the following (repeatedly) unless I had a solid grounding in the sciences, at least in audio since this is an audio forum." I wouldn't either! | |
| A Couple Little Things I'm Wondering About YES; I most definitely made that statement (regarding FFT). Had you read the reference material posted with that statement (or- understood the acronym), you might have comprehended the message. Then again, probably not, or you wouldn't have e... | |
| Identifying an Auditorium 23 Step up transformer I have an Auditorium A23 SUT, designated/purchased for a Denon 103D, that does have a black ground wire. Never have seen any further info, regarding how to identify other iterations, so- can’t swear to anything. Input resistan... | |
| A Couple Little Things I'm Wondering About The Naysayer Doctrine (like every other faith-based, religious cult) has as many dopes as it does Popes. Bring up anything resembling SCIENCE/PHYSICS, dated later than the 1800’s and they become apoplectic, not having the formal education ... | |
| Anybody have ant thoughts re using 2 Herbie's tube dampers on 1 tube? I’ve used the same silicone O-rings as George (but- from McMaster-Carr), for decades. Also agree (from my personal perspective); there’s no such thing as over-damping resonances. I consider anything that adds or subtracts anything, from ... | |
| Gold lion tubes Not crazy about his personality, but- when Kevin Deal speaks about a tube’s reliability and presentation; I listen! ie: https://upscaleaudio.com/products/gold-lion-kt88 I’ve personally compared a quad the Russian/New Sensor, GL/Genelex KT8... | |
| Are power cords and speaker cables dependent? Probably would, "work just fine", if you were spinning vinyl at a Bar Mitzva. | |
| A question of bias for new tube set To be clear (which I wasn't, previously), this is the query I was addressing: "So my question is, should I stick with the Cary recommended bias of 210-230 ma or crank it to 245 ma?" | |
| A question of bias for new tube set You'd be trading a slightly faster tube burn-out, for slightly greater dynamics. | |
| Correct Way to Invert Phase My CDP and phono stage both have phase reversal switches. The very few recordings I own, that exhibit a change in presentation with a change in phase, are marked. With those; the effects are obvious. | |
| Automatic Room Correction has won the Subwoofer Wars I’ve been using a TacT RCS 2.2Xaaa, in my system, since the 90’s. Not much has changed, since then. FFT is called that, because it is and can discern between direct and reflected sounds. Read the ’How REW makes it’s measurements’ secti... | |
| Correct Way to Invert Phase This CD includes tests/tracks that will tell anyone interested, whether they can discern reversed phase, in their room, on their system, with their ears: https://cheskyrecords.bandcamp.com/album/chesky-records-jazz-sampler-audiophile-te... |