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| Negative Feedback a deal killer? Dob, as long someone is receiving financial gain beyond the customary hobbyist buying and selling, I think it appropriate that the potential for a conflict of interest exists. I welcome and applaud those in the business that provide a disclaimer f... | |
| Negative Feedback a deal killer? Memory is getting pretty inexpensive these days, no? | |
| The Hub: news, gossip - The more things change ... Ferrari, my sentiments exactly. Though I think they were knocking on the doors of the elite high end ss camp with the M200's. IMHO, While the ST140 might have been the product that launched them, the M200's represented the peak of the B&K span. | |
| What's First, Interconnects or Speaker? Al, another great post! | |
| Negative Feedback a deal killer? Perhaps I've brought this up before, if I have please forgive me. As I understand it great deals of negative feedback are often used in Class D amplifiers. One poster has already commented that since it is done at much greater speeds, the lag is i... | |
| Negative Feedback a deal killer? H2O, welcome. A friendly note: the expected courtesy here is for those that are in the "business" regardless of how small an enterprise it may be, proclaim that each time they post. This is especially true if they're listed as a "private user". | |
| Negative Feedback a deal killer? Feed forward a deal reviver? | |
| Townhouse speaker dilemma Tough call, perhaps Quads? | |
| best vintage 70s, 80s amp? What speakers will it drive? How big a room will it be in? Need more information in order to provide a recommendation. | |
| High End Audio and Your hearing as you get older Djohnson54 brings up a good point, my laptop fan noise can sometimes be quite overwhelming. | |
| High End Audio and Your hearing as you get older Nonoise, are your sure? | |
| High End Audio and Your hearing as you get older Beatles dreck? I still get the same kick from them, albeit on better quality gear. | |
| down firing or front firing sub? It depends on the application. All good points above, but, in some instances front firing sub(s) might have some advantages. Those that have neighbors below them, might find front firing subs more suitable. So might those that might not have the f... | |
| High End Audio and Your hearing as you get older Nonoise, I suspect that brain filling might become fatiguing, and without the regular calibration that younger folks enjoy, perhaps even unreliable. As the clip that Ballan linked suggests, that doesn't mean that our listening experience is withou... | |
| High End Audio and Your hearing as you get older Dhohnson54, thank you for your thoughtful response. I really don't know for sure whether or not what I suggested is true or not. I suspect that it might be akin to losing one's taste (or sensation thereof) of oil in a salad, without that counter b... |