So go a while without shampoo, and you get a tin foil in oil cap?
I only wash my hair with shampoo; using real poo would be unbearable.
Jolida Introduces New Jim Fosgate Designed Foz XT-R Crosstalk Reducer | Analog Planet
Was thinking of posting this in the Douglas Self vinyl thread, but the concept is too daft for that.
Was thinking of posting this in the Douglas Self vinyl thread, but the concept is too daft for that.
Dam, might have kept my vinyl records if i'd know about this!
Meanwhile - back here on planet earth...........
These magnetic resonance units were first developed during the cold war to negate the commies' efforts to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids.
Their applications in audio have only recently been discovered.
Their applications in audio have only recently been discovered.
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I wonder how they will deal with the first review that actually measures THD, etc.
The effects they are describing could be much more readily achieved by smoking a joint.
Rhodium eared reviewers will file it with other measures poorly, sounds nice components. .
John Atkinson will write he cannot corroborate with measurement data the findings of the reviewer, but defers to their assessment.
Solid class B recommendation.
Some wartime techniques may have seemed like black magic.
In WW1,Australian William Bragg invented a low frequency microphone, which when used in curved arrays, could separate gun fire from the shell's sonic boom; this allowed non line of sight triangulation of artillery emplacements, a huge tactical advantage.
"3000 Watts and 105 Decibels of power." -- that's novel. And inefficient.
"Power supply with IEC 100-240 v 50/60Hz 10A" - that's 2400W in..
No magic power cable though.
"ultra-dense sound"
I wonder how you measure the density of sound?
You have to take your hat off to them, they are getting 4 star reviews for a SINGLE unit. Yep mono. Devialet Silver Phantom review | What Hi-Fi? that is marketing genius at play.
How the amplifier with diode switching got a patent, I don't know. Plenty of prior art for that one in Wireless World in the 80s
That circuit does not have "0" THD. Interesting short claims that seem to read directly on the picture in Fig 1.
from "what Hi fi"
Bowed strings are decipherable and believable, closer to an acoustic performance you’d expect from a wireless speaker though,
Read more at Devialet Silver Phantom review | What Hi-Fi?
I think they were trying very hard to say something nice 🙂
Bowed strings are decipherable and believable, closer to an acoustic performance you’d expect from a wireless speaker though,
Read more at Devialet Silver Phantom review | What Hi-Fi?
I think they were trying very hard to say something nice 🙂
Yes, but that's only one element of the claim, which has a combination of elements. Any prior art must comprise ALL of the elements of the claim in combination. There may indeed be prior art, but that's not obviously so.
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