tbg
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| Holographic imaging Tvad, are you speaking of my discussion, if one can call it that, with Feil? I would think that it is obvious that I would like nothing more than to have no further discussions with him. If you are talking about the challenges to Roger Paul that s... | |
| Cheap tweaks...What would YOU reccomend? The cheapest tweak is to rotate your RCA jacks about a quarter of a turn and back each day, especially if you have not treated the contacts. Note it also works if you have gold plated plugs and jacks.Auricauricle, I currently have six different ma... | |
| Holographic imaging Audiofool, as always you are doing a lot of talking about nonsense as usual. Get a life or maybe I should say a livelihood. | |
| Holographic imaging Shadorne, I know that Roger has the most sensitive measurements and has told me the reveal no difference with different corrections but that he and later I and others clearly have. Again I think your faith in measurement is unfounded or you are me... | |
| Holographic imaging One further thought. I would challenge any of you to defend in theory and in measurement what you judge to be a superior amp or the one you own. And please don't say it is low in THD, or worse yet the lowest in THD! I have heard amps with low THD ... | |
| Holographic imaging Well, you go incommunicado for four days and a good deal happens. I have had the advantage of hearing at least 7 stages of the development of Roger's capability to "tighten up" Doppler shifts. While this trip has been expensive and often irritatin... | |
| Holographic imaging Certainly not PC. | |
| Holographic imaging Atmasphere, the Doppler shift is not in the recording it is in the electronics that you are using to recreate it.The WTC afforded matching the H-Cat P12R line stage with other electronics. Frankly I wish it were auto-focusing like second generatio... | |
| Holographic imaging Detlof, I have been to many concert presentations at the University auditorium which is useless unless you sit in the first two rows center. It is an electronic reverb hall and is awful. I have been is several symphonic halls but have no recording... | |
| Holographic imaging Tvad, you know from our previous exchanges that I have used tube traps, RPG diffusors, Room Lens, acoustic mirrors, LEDE, and Holographs, one pair of which I still use. I have tried digital corrections also. I have had tube traps. I have used Comb... | |
| audiophile music servers the latest products, info Rbstehno, there is enormous convenience to some music servers, but it comes at a cost, as you say, in money but also in realism. I first heard a VRS server about seven years ago and it was awful, but about three years later it was very much improv... | |
| Holographic imaging I know no one believes me but the electronics play a greater role in imaging than any of you or I believed. If you get a chance to hear the H-Cat amp, perhaps at the RMAF, you will know what I mean. I thought with my careful set up, speaker placem... | |
| fuses - the $39 ones or the 85 cent ones Magfan, you say, "I simply can not see how that could effect an electron enough to be audible." This implies a theory. If one hears an impact of the fuse this trumps "not seeing how" it can be true. | |
| fuses - the $39 ones or the 85 cent ones Tom, I have been thinking more about this use of magnets to carry ac. I believe that electromagnets use dc to energize them. Would not an ac signal demagnetize a magnet? Is it the magnet or just iron? | |
| fuses - the $39 ones or the 85 cent ones Magfan, well your theory fails to conform to the reality, so you need a new theory.I heard a lecture once at the VSAC in Washington by John Camille about designs that it took to get to 90db signal to noise and higher, which he admitted was God's c... |