stealthdeburgo
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| Can someone explain the clock sync? The sync clock for digital isn't the same as the syncing to movie's 29 frames per second or TV's frame rates together such that the sound and visuals are synced. That is called SMPTE timecode. When digital audio came to being in the mid 70's and o... | |
| What if a high end speaker measures really badly? from what the graph shows, you have standing nodes. mainly cancelation - tall tale sign with those valleys. if you were using them to record then you'd have problems with mix down. but funny enough our brains do a lot of cognitive filtering such... | |
| Help me pick some new or used speaker cables Save your money on this snake oil and use a fairly heavy duty stranded lanp cord line. Never heard any differance between most cables (blind test - In AES test facilities) The best High frequancy cables are from litz cables in new york. BUt thess... | |
| Look at these beauties Those are for rappers who have already brighten the smile with gold. If they were mismatched audio bling then you know the guys a drug dealer... | |
| High End System Building. How important is the matching, cabling and room? Thoughts ? The room is the most cost effective measure for good listening experience - I prefer just a lot of book shelfs full of random sized books and phase gradient diffusers on the ceiling - which are a specialty item that you can find from companies tha... | |
| Nearfield listening - once more Near fields are used specifically for studio environments where you are working close to your console, such that their polar response is quite narrow in the mids and highs in order to reduce console reflections. they in general should not be used... |