theaudiotweak
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| Fuses that matter. A charge is always seeking ground even if it is thru a 32 gauge wire a hunk of lead or a hanging berry of sorbothane. The key is how long it will take that charge to get to the other side and how much of its original content arrives intact on that... | |
| Fuses that matter. See me, feel me, touch me.. whats that say about auditory response...nothing. But those are the other means by which we hear and communicate. When a violinist puts the instrument to their chin are they hearing only with their ears or are they sens... | |
| Fuses that matter. And the magnitude of difference heard within a reflective pinball machine would be more or less...or none at all. If you knew how to listen thru all of that maybe one, would be able to decipher the audio code. Ask the Pin Ball Wizard he may know. ... | |
| Fuses that matter. And if you look at a virtual system photo and in that pictorial is displayed proudly and prominently a in wall giant resonance collection chamber [a TV] a virtual time machine of phase errors and noise, a sure cause of time release headaches and i... | |
| Fuses that matter. Its' only been five years and counting no smoke and no mirrors. One of the most shocking up grades I have ever made.If you have no faith of the stability and circuit integrity of a particular component then don't try this. My preference for the ma... | |
| Fuses that matter. For anyone really concerned about sound quality and anyone who wonders which pole is up where, install a neodymium magnet, close your eyes and hear the light. Tom | |
| Periodic replacement of Audio Grade Fuses? I use neodymium magnets instead of fuses...thru-out. Have not witnessed the least amount of magnetic down hill slide.Tom | |
| Does anyone make a 1'x1' or a 2'x3' diffusor? ChuckI have plans for diffusion panels we built as a acoustic fix for a youth performance school. The room was a huge semi-circle the panels were built on a jig to conform to the room shape. I think we built up 53 panels some 10 ft tall and almost... | |
| Review: Intuitive Design/Pitcher Sound Labs Summit PSL 624 Speaker I know from experience that when you overfill a speaker stand you can suck the life right out of the speaker being supported. With sand I would start with a third or even a quarter. If you started out small and kept adding by volume you should hea... | |
| Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments? Working with a variety of metals in various shapes and geometry used in my hi-fi always calls me back to tungsten and how very little or barely a trace can be way to much. With tungsten in the system the visual picture laid out of the sound stage ... | |
| Dunlavy VI Crossover Upgrades On every Dunlavy speaker I have been inside of, the values were marked on the components, even remember a couple of inductors marked with a sticky label. The crossover and terminal plate unscrew from the bottom back and slide out on a serving tray... | |
| Which B&K ST-140? 2 output devices per channel. Less there is the better. Tom | |
| Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments? Within the ustpo//gov/ patents/process/search/ data base what are the published granted U.S patent numbers for your pending audio patent applications of the past several years? I am requesting these government patent numbers for the disclosure the... | |
| Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments? Seems as if many here are paying for the cost of perpetual R&D and the purchase of all prototyping. Tom | |
| Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments? ScottWhat are you going to compare the SR base against? Tom |