Bill, you ‘ve read dramatic change opinions on the effect of a few stones or magic crystals strategically placed in the room, how can you still be skeptical over the change from a whole 1/4inch speaker placement change on the speaker-room acoustic interaction?
Should I place a friendly reminder that this is one more of your iconoclastic behavior manifestations (you keep on enjoying listening to 16/44.1 format, you openly speak of DSP hardware permanently plugged in your signal chain-not to mention that RIAA equalization in SW- now this … )
George
Time for some toe tapping.
How a $300,000 Speaker is Made - YouTube
I liked the timing on the solid wood joinery comment as the guy sands some steam bent plywood.
How a $300,000 Speaker is Made - YouTube
I liked the timing on the solid wood joinery comment as the guy sands some steam bent plywood.
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A spike through my heart.. Ya really know how to hurt a guy...
On an upbeat note....my replacement started today....
He's good...I like him.
jn
That could be read that you had a new heart
So have you done the 'one day son all this will be your fault'?
you could always ask your cat to help with the placement:
Your Music is Awful - YouTube
with thanks to keantoken for spotting this one.
Your Music is Awful - YouTube
with thanks to keantoken for spotting this one.
The comments section on that one is - kind of encouraging, actually. The punters ain't buying it.
Edit: Actually some of the comments are brutally funny.
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Adding to my belief that everything we say here is being recorded, for no reason at all Youtube recommended several videos on Apollo mission computers yesterday.
It turns out in 1969 they used 15(14)bit numbers with simple sign/magnitude but the guidance software had provision for double and triple resolution numbers which would be (?) 44bits plus sign or around 13 decimal digits resolution.
It turns out in 1969 they used 15(14)bit numbers with simple sign/magnitude but the guidance software had provision for double and triple resolution numbers which would be (?) 44bits plus sign or around 13 decimal digits resolution.
For those that are interested, here is a link to the Saturn V rocket performance report by Walter Haeussermann. The rocket guidance and control computer is discussed in the report
(Not the same as satellite guidance/control, but an interesting look back at how much was achieved with so little)
Saturn V Rocket Performance Report
For people that whine about the complexities of amplifier feedback going around and around ‘the loop’ this puts it into perspective. A 3700 ton rocket (at launch) that ‘bends’ and structurally wobbles during flight, whose centre of gravity shifts during the flight along with aerodynamic stresses ...
(Not the same as satellite guidance/control, but an interesting look back at how much was achieved with so little)
Saturn V Rocket Performance Report
For people that whine about the complexities of amplifier feedback going around and around ‘the loop’ this puts it into perspective. A 3700 ton rocket (at launch) that ‘bends’ and structurally wobbles during flight, whose centre of gravity shifts during the flight along with aerodynamic stresses ...
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