If you are quoting my words, make sure you really quote it because if you don't, you are violating forum rule. I replied to mmerrill99 "Oh, that "research". Why should anyone fall for snake oil sales pitch that Jakob(x) tried over at Hydrogenaudio and already got exposed for what it is?"
Your problem is the lacking sufficient understanding of words written, either intentionally or due to language barrier.
You, an audio businessman and others alike (jkeny) have been trying hard for years to discredit the value of DBT because the results of such test would "undercut the foundations of high-end belief systems that support your livelihoods." as pointed out by krabapple on Hydrogenaudio forum. Snake oil being the high-end belief systems as evidenced by DBT over the years, your attempts at sales pitch for such business is and has been clear as a bell.
Except as gpauk pointed out there is very little reality in most recordings, so I think accuracy is a better aim, then the reproductions should turn out correct across the board. Richard's method is the only one, so far, that attempts to compare reality with reproduction. Of course better is still better and subjective 
accurately conveying that little bit of reality seems to be the biggest hill to climb.
Maybe, but that's not generally true in here...
And do not confuse your "better" with my "better". Both are subjective, there is no absolute answer. You and I both want better - but I doubt we'd agree what that is, even if we found music in common. Neither is vanilla.
I feel everyone shares in the same reality....whether you like it or not is up to the individual. this (like it or not)might be where denial enters the picture and interpretations get distorted to fit personal needs.
now if you want to start getting into Schroeder cats and trees falling in the woods, etc .....then reality goes to a different level.
just how I see it......the taste for accurate sound cannot be a lot different than reality......and reality really shouldn't have too many definitions.
I was not aware, Shroeder has cats.
Peanuts.
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Gpauk, That seems to be my disconnect then, I think ‘best’ is the most accurate/real sounding and that’s where better ends ..... There has to be more common ground between individual interpretation (of accurate sound) than not?
Although I did date a girl once who definately made me question that theory!
Schrodinger.....Schroeder ehhh, you knew what I meant , sorry!
Although I did date a girl once who definately made me question that theory!
Schrodinger.....Schroeder
ehhh, you knew what I meant , sorry!
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I'm sure they have a very special understanding of either "BW" or "MHz" concepts. Or both.
Sure.....I’ve got everything I need to.
Right at the moment good setup is packed up and new construction is amuck......could be Feb or March before putting it back together!
This is what my future listening room looks like at the moment!
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And it's still not even 50 MHz for large signals. The bandwidth at 5 Vpp with a load is 15.9 MHz.
A large enough capacitor will have zero volt across it. AC, of course.
The distortion products of DC are beyond infinity, so any DC over the cap is of no relevance, distortion wise.
DC servo's have electrolytics in them, at least the ones I have seen. So the crap around the integrated circuit of a DC servo typically is punctuated with elco's.
Your wife has great diplomatic skills
You have bad dating.
(One of the reasons some prefers to use a JFET OPA is you can use film capacitors for the low pass filter. Not to confuse with psu filters)
Caps have their places but you know you can get anal about it.
If you cannot see any difference on an AP between having the cap in or having it out then in my humble opinion you should move onto more important things.
Stop agonizing over things that really do not deserve that much attention, or to paraphrase the inimitable Mr. Pass
'So you're worried about a cap in the signal path? Get over it'
If you cannot see any difference on an AP between having the cap in or having it out then in my humble opinion you should move onto more important things.
Stop agonizing over things that really do not deserve that much attention, or to paraphrase the inimitable Mr. Pass
'So you're worried about a cap in the signal path? Get over it'
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