unreceivedogma
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| If you have a nice system why do you really need room treatments? As this is allegedly a settled topic I will wade in only briefly: - audio truism #1: the room is half your system. - when my wife and I renovated our 1865 4.5 story brick townhouse based on a Calvert Vaux #5 design from his Villas and Cottages, ... | |
| Audiophiles on Audiogon. The poster identifies himself as Jackhifiguy and then attacks hi fi guys. Jeesh, poor, confused soul: oy vey iz mir. This is obvious trolling. Provocation, not elucidation. Doesn’t deserve a response guys. Pull this post down. | |
| Brand New Vinyl Static and Pops Get the Zerostat gun. About 100 bucks. | |
| The Psychology of Constant (Equipment) Change You don’t have a problem. You just like to hear how the sounds of recordings vary on different equipment. I prefer to figure it out once until all my recordings sound as great to my ears, and then sit back and listen. | |
| Comparison of sonic qualities of some tonearms @pindac The cartridges - Koetsu Onyx and Rosewood Signature - get re-tipped and refurbished regularly. I understand that the grit that inevitably gets inside the cartridge can itself get electrically charged and stress and even break the coils. I... | |
| The molecular level explanation of "cable burn-in" @liquidsound Well, I've been called names before, but this takes the cake. 🤯 | |
| The molecular level explanation of "cable burn-in" @theskipperthree I am with mahgister: too long by a factor of 5, and if it was really that funny, ok. Life is short. Jokes: shorter still, preferably. | |
| Comparison of sonic qualities of some tonearms @pindac All of my components get serviced every 5 to 15 years, depending. The tonearm has been serviced and functions as it is designed to. People who manufacture tables and arms say that with proper maintenance, old components can last a lifet... | |
| Not enough outlets I would get a power conditioner with up to 12 outlets and plug them all in there. It doesn't have to be an expensive one. | |
| The molecular level explanation of "cable burn-in" @llg98ljk You don't need a lot of money to get to audio nirvana. I have spent about $45,000...over a period of 56 years. That's about $820 a year. My wife spends more than that on cigarettes. I hope to finish with my essay on my 56 year jo... | |
| The molecular level explanation of "cable burn-in" @liquidsound And some people believe there is a man in the sky with a white beard that will take care of them when they die, if only that they would behave. They do believe this really happens. | |
| Advice and recommendations needed for a turntable rig... I’ve had the VPI HW MK IV with SAM since 1985. It’s built like a brick schiethaus, as the saying goes. Weighs a ton: the platter alone is 16 lbs. | |
| Throw it out! I own 6,000 LPs. I am purging 300. The rest stay. theaudioatticvinylsundays.com | |
| The molecular level explanation of "cable burn-in" "....there are no measurement data or mathematical formulas to be found to back up this amazing scientific discovery...." Therefore, at least according to the way I understand science, there was no scientific discovery, even of the mundane kind. ... | |
| Dog pissed on speaker It's all your fault. If you had trained your dog to appreciate music, as I have, you wouldn't have had that problem: https://www.theaudioatticvinylsundays.com/ |