No, I won't say. 🙂
I know the difference between modifying of a single voice versus an orchestra recorded with nice reverberation 😀
The legend is when people move some phenomena out of contest and expect it to be true. 😛
Jan, you've neglected one thing in this analogy... it works WAY better if the bicycle is moving!
When the bicycle is moving the "falling" is always behind you...
...so try the balance thing with the bike standing still? Not so easy, although some may be able to do it, but usually not with the wheels straight ahead...
(actually the gyroscopic forces help keep you up)
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Bear; did you ever try to amplify with current not flowing? It would be a breakthrough in energy saving! ;-)
Except for one minor detail.
It reduces distortion but also shifts/add distortion products elsewhere in the spectrum, albeit at reduced levels compared to the best case no feedback or less feedback. The argument revolves mostly around IF these changes are audible and/or objectionable.
Still no free lunch.
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It's entirely possible that some differences may appear when not using a steady state signal?
And inertia also will also speed your self through the air when you lose control of your bicycle, there Wavy!
Sure! When RIAA network is in feedback loop of the same opamp it exhibits less distortions on a higher end due to deeper feedback!
You're so wrong on so many levels that it's not even funny. Have you ever wondered why people need to "learn driving a bicycle" before they can actually drive one confidently? What that "learning" process actually does to the brain? And why based on feedback alone (with no prior learning) they tend to fall?
No, bear if we have to rationalize the discussion of these issues with grade school analogies of "how things work" this is a waste of time. You have to make the effort to go past first base, sorry.
It's actually learning the effects of your actions. So you can use them predictively.
Feedback alone can't predict.
Learning without feedback is possible. You don't actually need to hit a tree in order to learn how to avoid it.
And BTW how did you create your account here, through trial and error or by reading the instructions?
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