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| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Frank,I tried an application of TC on the junction of 2 parts that screw together. Like on audio contacts there was a period of curing that both I and the cellist could hear. After 3 weeks we liked the improvement..seemed as if there was less nois... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic I use Flitz polish on all my brass endpins parts I make for cello and bass. They sparkle afterwards..final cleaning of debris and polish is completed with 91 % alcohol. I also use fine bronze wool to remove the tough stuff. Steel wool particles le... | |
| Talk but not walk? Uberwaltz..I agree with you and almarg.I made a mistake becoming a part of this Seinfeld episode. Tom | |
| Talk but not walk? Wring a ding ..or is it ding wring..still wrong Geoff. | |
| Talk but not walk? Your wrong Geoff...her patent is related and direct coupled back to audio..So called isolation devices such as yours actually generate interfering energy. Sorry you have been wrong all these years. Tom | |
| Talk but not walk? GeoffWe the dudes here at Star Sound have a woman on staff who has added to our science of materials and shapes as they relate to actual resonance transfer.She received a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Math and Geology from Portland State University ... | |
| Talk but not walk? You let MG know while brushing your teeth and looking in the mirror... | |
| Talk but not walk? Another summer rerun on a hot Monday night .Quoting From the Lost Wages Harold News...""Like with some others on this thread we haven't seen StarSound take components down to the basic signal passing bones. Robert saying he likes big transformers ... | |
| Talk but not walk? Are you referencing yourself as which, the swine or the pearl? In reference from the Bible or your favorite comic book? Tom | |
| Talk but not walk? Glupson, So many materials, densities, shapes and angles and intersections all make for differences in perceived sound. And more..Thanks for thinking out loud ! Tom | |
| Talk but not walk? Glupson,Shear waves only transmit in solids not air or water..Air and water have very loose connections, solids have very tight connections. I suppose molten metals or molten lava would behave somewhere in between a state of liquid or solid and t... | |
| Talk but not walk? Geoff,I know how they work. Your brain only works in the compressive world same as you think the Shakti Hollographs only do. When a compressive wave passes across the solid surface of the varied forms of wood of the Hollographs that wave turns in... | |
| Talk but not walk? All examples of resonance transfer of shear waves from one surface in contact with another material and shape. The resonance outcome of both materials and shapes are unpredictable I think. How their motion results in a different compressive sound ... | |
| Talk but not walk? I have a healthy respect for carved and shaped tonewood some in shapes that are valued in the millions. As I wrote earlier the instrument in hand can easily be brought back into tune unlike wood blocks on the floor under speakers and components. Tom | |
| Talk but not walk? I never said I worked in recording. I have been in a studio and concert hall when cellos have been recorded with the benefit of my endpins and acoustic coupling discs. Tom |