That's not how I do it. I choose the best chip for the job besides it's end audio specifications. Such as package type, available audio processing, sample rate flexibility, end solution size/complexity and power consumption etc. If there are several devices that fit the bill I'll see which ones are readily available and go with the one with the best audio performance, providing it's at a price I'm willing to pay.
I know you didn't ask me, but my perspective is that we essentially reached good enough for electronics a long time ago. I personally don't think you need anything better than -80 dB distortion in most cases. Maybe some people in some situations can do better, so a little overkill never hurts.
Thanks, I'm already at or below the -80dB level with my own DAC design, I'm going to experiment with reducing it below that to see if I hear any improvement. Perhaps I'll post about the results on my own thread, no need to distract this one any further.
Any evidence for this claim of 'misrepresentation' ?
Yes, did you see my response in post #170 ?
Disagree it was an answer, it was a response yes.
Disagree that it implies intolerance of those people who he described as ignorant. If he'd used 'ignorant' as a pejorative then I'd say you had a point, but as you yourself have admitted, @barrows used the term descriptively.
What was he describing??
I think you will find that if you answer that question honestly, then there can be no doubt that he was using it as a pejorative!
I think you will find that if you answer that question honestly, then there can be no doubt that he was being pejorative!
You are more than welcome to your own opinion.
Chris,
Many of us agree the arguing should stop. You are right it will never be settled through debate in a forum.
Many of us agree the arguing should stop. You are right it will never be settled through debate in a forum.
The evidence of the behaviour of many of the objectivists. There's dogma being preached but its only 'do as we say, not as we do' because the proponents of the religion don't adhere to their own preaching. There's a word for this and its often found amongst religious adherents - hypocrisy.
Of course objectivists like yourself claim not to be religious and the subjectivists are the 'true believers' (in all kinds of snake oil) but that's just a propaganda claim as your actions speak loudest.
Rubbish!
Refusing to accept claims without evidence is most definately not dogma!!
My presence in this debate is not because people made claims about what they heard. It is because, when asked to provide evidence to support those claims they became evasive and dismissive.
Any claim is only as good as the evidence provided. If no evidence is provided, then the claim is useless!
Refusing to accept claims without evidence is most definately not dogma!!
Its dogma when you preach it at others and don't practice it yourself.
It is of course not the only dogma being preached - I could cite other examples. If anyone's curious, just ask and I'll do my best to oblige.
You are more than welcome to your own opinion.
I'll ask again " What was he describing?"
When you finally provide an honest answer, you will realise that is fact not opinion!
Its dogma when you preach it at others and don't practice it yourself.
It is of course not the only dogma being preached - I could cite other examples. If anyone's curious, just ask and I'll do my best to oblige.
Where??? Yes I'm asking!
I thought that was hypocrisy?Its dogma when you preach it at others and don't practice it yourself.
I'll ask again " What was he describing?"
He was describing the behaviour of those who pontificate without doing the experiment themselves. You weren't able to get that?
When you finally provide an honest answer, you will realise that is fact not opinion!
As if constant repetition of a falsehood makes it so?
I thought that was hypocrisy?
Hypocrisy refers to the inconsistency of the behaviour with the dogma being preached.
I wouldn't know. I think that is your expertise.He was describing the behaviour of those who pontificate without doing the experiment themselves. You weren't able to get that?
So he is describing the people who question and disagree with him? My point exactly!
How could others do the experiment for themselves, if he won't tell them how he did it?
Can't you see that this is the crux of the problem?
One of the most important aspects of any scientific study, is to describe methodology in detail, so others can replicate it.
As if constant repetition of a falsehood makes it so?
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Guys!!! What is this, the new Blowtorch where people argue endlessly?
Maybe, the old Blowtorch thread got blown out and replaced with a Black Hole.... Did it go supernova?
What's the difference between that and "Its dogma when you preach it at others and don't practice it yourself."?Hypocrisy refers to the inconsistency of the behaviour with the dogma being preached.
Yes sure, but there are elements within the quote. The inconsistency of the behaviour isn't the dogma, they are distinct elements.
Yes sure, but there are elements within the quote. The inconsistency of the behaviour isn't the dogma, they are distinct elements.
If you put as much effort into answering questions as you do avoiding and twisting them, then this discussion would have ended long ago.
But of course, you wouldn't have "won".
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