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| How Science Got Sound Wrong a premise 100% false within the confines of a bandwidth limited system and no one has ever shown that our ears/auditory system is anything but a bandwidth limited system, and this article did absolutely nothing to disprove that it is not bandwidt... | |
| How Science Got Sound Wrong As for expertise, you’ll have to provide your own proof of that, with a name and a background on yourself. We can and do have similar discussion over at DIYAudio, and the participants hang their shingle right on the posts they commit to. Scott Wu... | |
| How Science Got Sound Wrong Timing resolution of digitized bandwidth limited signals. Of course, timing resolution and bandwidth limiting not being the same thing at all, except in some given limited mathematical applications. | |
| Eichmann binding post caps broke again/ Suggestions on something better <begin>Cardas copper <end> | |
| Has anyone seen this? A really beautiful turntable The Luxman magnetic bearing was not designed to fully float, it was designed to lessen the down-force, pressure, and stresses on the thrust bearing and contact points... and thus lower the friction, and lower the complex noise generation and noise... | |
| $27,500 for whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat??? So you think manufacturers of expensive products are "greedy?" The argument could easily be made that the greediest manufacturers are those who make cheap, under-engineered products sold in places like Walmart. Exactly so. As for having a footpr... | |
| The Truth About Power Cords and there "Real" Price to Performance I posted this on another thread, on another forum. It’s not perfectly accurate but accurate enough for folks to get the gist of what is going on re hearing vs measurements: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It’s not that we hear out to 20khz, it is the 17,500-23,500 ... | |
| 3D printing the main problem with 3d printing is the print's issue with snapping along the grain of the print. What you end up needing to do is to go to the advanced printers like printed nylon from markforged and the like. And do a cross patch kind of layere... | |
| Wayne's Audio Problems? I’ve looked at image of the clamp and clamp bits..and I don’t quite see the problem. Please elaborate... the only potential point where it might lock up, from my best guess, is that someone might torque the living crap out of it and it might lock ... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? You guys are too deep. Any way to simplify it for the regular ones? Smoke ’em..if yah got ’em.... as... Pushy insistent jerk = meaningless self absorbed drivel. (could be me, could be you, reality plays no favorites) As in..really, seriously. B... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? Quantum physics: Our study suggests objective reality doesn’t existThey are being polite. It’s not even possible to be a suggestion; the definition of science done in proper logical frameworks, explicitly states that objective reality is not possi... | |
| How Science Got Sound Wrong My proofing the digital vs analog thing, was to put the imaginary speakers 8 feet apart... and put the listener 8 feet back, at the tip of an equilateral triangle, kinda thing. then fire a signal off both speakers at the same time, a sharp tick or... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? +3glupson2,911 posts11-14-2019 3:57pmReminder, this thread is, allegedly, about what is wrong with audiophiles, not about wwhat is wrong with cables.Unless you actually start thinking about d orbital splitting. When you really start thinking abo... | |
| What is wrong with audiophiles? Everyone and his brother knows what an electron is. If you don’t Teo I suggest you consult Wikipedia. Wikipedia says it is a subatomic particle. the wiki entry for subatomic particle says: In the physical sciences, subatomic particles are particle... | |
| PS Audio DirectStream DAC measurements by ASR Yes and no, George. Your statement is more useful - if the proper caveats are included. |