theaudiotweak
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Way above my pay grade, Sound waves no longer transverse or perpendicular? Much like the polarities of shear that travel thru all materials and that make all materials sound different from each other..been on that rap for years. Nothing new about shear waves but their travel in air was never described before and was si... | |
Thiel Owners The Audiopoint was introduced in 1989. Around that time we made available the smooth barrell pressure fit brass point for select Thiel models. I checked today there are zero available. Reference in time at my first home in '79 I used hardened ste... | |
Thiel Owners Maybe something here for those dodging the cold the snowflakes and the latest covid variant... a way to pass the time with a deeper look into this hobby. Found this while searching for an illustration of multiple velocity stacks that could be appl... | |
RIP oregonpapa Frank was a very generous man with a most generous soul. Always up never down full of energy and exuberance for all things audio... He always sounded so young on the phone until one day I told him my age and he told me his age... he was very smart... | |
Thiel Owners I am a member of Starsound Technologies the makers of the Audiopoint and Sistrum Platforms, speaker stands and audio racking.. Tom | |
Science that explains why we hear differences in cables? 35 years ago Alex Gibson of FMS cables used the latest greatest Mac to run tests on his cables. A few were rise time and overshoot and echo return and reflection partially because a digital cable could be to short or to long for best measurement a... | |
Science that explains why we hear differences in cables? Wrong..on all butt LCR..Tom | |
Science that explains why we hear differences in cables? Hear is a science lesson and a couple of hour stream of consciousness from a audiophile and 40 year engineer with Belden.Very useful dictionary and physics book described..Watch "Galen Gareis, Engineer and Designer of Iconoclast Audios" on YouTube... | |
Townshend Springs under Speakers Yea my room is freak enough yours is Plan Nine from outer space..I will send you pictures of the mechanical coupling devices we created at Starsound Technologies so you can create your pantomime version. Or look on line.. Keep up the good work an... | |
Townshend Springs under Speakers Helmholtz as in the Argent Room Lenses I recommended to you a couple years ago..Great devices they are...stage shifters and shapers. Tom | |
Townshend Springs under Speakers Hello Stringreen,Thanks for your consideration of the end button. I know there would be a considerable hassle with the installation of my device unless a luthier was building a new violin or viola or had to remove the top to repair a crack or bass... | |
Thiel Owners Any point or points will work most effectively inside the confines of the outer dimensions of the speaker base. An outrigger mounted to any speaker is to add stability and greatly reduce any chance for a speaker with a high center of gravity from ... | |
Thiel Owners Tom,Thanks for your reply. Not many speakers claim to be aperiodic..Dynaco A series were all of such design. I maybe sold a hundred of these back in the 70's. I new they had great bass for their size but didn't know why then but do now and I am tr... | |
Townshend Springs under Speakers Stringreen,I have designed a new end button for violin. Like my endpins for cello they are highly reactive and responsive to both bow and hand. Private message me if you wish to know more.. Tom | |
Thiel Owners Tom Thiel thanks so much for your journey and updates! Did you or your brother ever consider or build a prototype based on aperiodic enclosure slash vario vent..which when implemented properly seems to greatly reduce the system resonance peak? |