But it's nothing "exotic."
se
Yet. Be patient, breakthroughs cost time. Most hi-end manufacturers have cut back on breakthroughs anyway in light of the crisis.
Don't forget, he modded an older piece of equipment to increase it's range, but neglected to fix the ground loop problem inherent in the design. As a result, the testing produced artifacts that had nothing to do with the DUT, but rather, the equipment.
That depends on how close to the machine limit you get, and especially if one is trying to go beyond the machine limits. Unfortunately, doing that is full of surprises, rarely good or accurate.
Absolutely agree. Repeatable and verifiable.
jn
Go John .............. 
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Acoustic dispersion does not refer to coverage angle! It is used to describe how the frequency components propagate differently.
360 degrees of coverage is quite inadequate as a sphere is 360 x 180 degrees.
Jan, if we made technical terms in English easy anyone could pass as an expert.
And no I won't even consider what the Dutch version would be!
But for now I won't let you drive the spaceship, such two dimensional thinking.
And just since everyone loves questions.... A fly in a cubical room is on one wall two meters off the ground in the middle of the wall. The room is 3M x 3M x 3M. The fly walks to the farthest wall also in the middle two meters off the floor. How far did the fly walk if it took the shortest distance?
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Yeah we were just laughing about that
Jan
Not really a Joke,
A good friends teenage daughter received a Grammy for best new Jazz musician, she started playing vinyl a couple months ago and is just Stoked. He asked and we are putting together something for her to use as her own rig.
Then another Friend with a few TT's used to take a thrill out of taking youngsters and showing them big CD's (this is what my kids used to call them when they were young) , last year his grandkids visited with a friend and he did his usual routine, to his surprise their friend said , yeah ,we know what it was and they listen to LP's every week at another friends house, the look on his face was priceless..
Yep .......
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No, that pair of rotations maps a sphere.
The correct answers are that you don't bury the survivors and the bear is white.
If the fly took the shortest distance, it did not walk at all. Ed, what is the point?
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But it's all relative isnt it? I like to play vinyl once in a while, I enjoy finding records of music I like and in good shape.
it's often a social thing the way you describe it.
But it's a bit like Rolls Royce doubling their Silver Phantom sales from 10/yr to 20/yr and claiming the world is going for quality automobiles.
Jan
it's often a social thing the way you describe it.
But it's a bit like Rolls Royce doubling their Silver Phantom sales from 10/yr to 20/yr and claiming the world is going for quality automobiles.
Jan
Not exactly , it's more like Efi is here, now throw away your weber carburetors, carb sales dwindle to non existence , factories close and disappear and suddenly 30yrs later carb sales are coming back , doubling in sales yearly, new factories are opening , auto designers are now requesting them and young new car buyers find them interesting enough to tick the option box on a product most thought was dead.
Err, just saying ...
Err, just saying ...
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