Without any doubt !Andrew's complaint notwithstanding. this is the future of audio. It will all boil down to integrated electronics,
One of the real problems here is what is called Xtalk (in 12 step programs) that stifles open opinions. SY and Scott, please cut it out.
Amen!
hang on a 12 step program is about curing addiction?
'I used to do audiophile resistors, but I can handle it. I only change one a week now'.
I fail to see how crosstalk is valid in a lounge thread? S/N ratio yes but crosstalk would require you to be able to edit other peoples posts.
'I used to do audiophile resistors, but I can handle it. I only change one a week now'.
I fail to see how crosstalk is valid in a lounge thread? S/N ratio yes but crosstalk would require you to be able to edit other peoples posts.
that stifles open opinions
You continue to consider verified repeatable scientific principles/experiments as stifling. You want total relativism where everyone's opinions are equally valid no matter where they come from even if they are fraudulent.
Scott,
What I am hearing here is some just want their favorite guru on a thread to have all inclusive control of the content and that person being able to censor any dissenting opinion. As you say there are just those who don't want to hear scientific evidence based arguments, this is audio, it is still a mystery black art with some holding back some magic dust.
We all know that vinyl is a legacy storage system that is there because we have a nostalgic memory from our youth, or people like the artwork of a vinyl album not possible with digital media. So we argue about matters pretty much satisfied by someone like John forty years ago. Can you do that just as well with today's active opamps, probably no problem, but so what, the inherent problems are never going away with vinyl reproduction.
Today is the age of everything going digital, let's move forward and stop arguing about the past. How do we make the best of high resolution digital music files, anything less than that is just retrograde thinking.
What I am hearing here is some just want their favorite guru on a thread to have all inclusive control of the content and that person being able to censor any dissenting opinion. As you say there are just those who don't want to hear scientific evidence based arguments, this is audio, it is still a mystery black art with some holding back some magic dust.
We all know that vinyl is a legacy storage system that is there because we have a nostalgic memory from our youth, or people like the artwork of a vinyl album not possible with digital media. So we argue about matters pretty much satisfied by someone like John forty years ago. Can you do that just as well with today's active opamps, probably no problem, but so what, the inherent problems are never going away with vinyl reproduction.
Today is the age of everything going digital, let's move forward and stop arguing about the past. How do we make the best of high resolution digital music files, anything less than that is just retrograde thinking.
I mean the 60Hz SRF is likely bogus---I have no reason to doubt the 10H. But for a 320mH and a 10H to have the same very low SRF is unlikely, so I think Mouser just made a couple of errors.
I see this sort of thing in data on Digi online catalog as well.
All sorts of parts.
Well I suppose we should be patient with them---they are maintaining a huge database. Manufacturers, on the other hand, ought to be better at describing their own parts. Having to buy a sample just to find out significant characteristics is a little tedious.I see this sort of thing in data on Digi online catalog as well.
All sorts of parts.
I try but I have not achieved time reversal yet. 😀
George
Hurry re. time reversal. We are running out of time.
-RM
Today is the age of everything going digital, let's move forward and stop arguing about the past. How do we make the best of high resolution digital music files, anything less than that is just retrograde thinking.
These are the variables in CD players, which i find could be audible when comparing one player to another for JND. And comparing from Master source to CD player output:
Jitter (I/O) coax and F.optic.
Interpolation software
reconstruction filters
anti-aliasing filter
analog OPS
PSupply(s)
THx-RNMarsh
RNM,
You do know how to make life seem a lot longer?
ES
Yes.
Do nothing all day long, day after day. And watch the clock.
-RM
Yes.
Do nothing all day long, day after day. And watch the clock.
-RM
Yes, I might add as you watch the clock compute how much time you have until you have to do something.
To answer Ed's question get up and start the day at 4AM and around 2 or 3 in the afternoon you feel like you have lived a whole day and the rest is gravy.
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I don't really mind CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM. What I don't like is destructive opinion, like violations of the 2'nd law of thermodynamics applied to Bybee devices or feedback systems.
I got to MY experts, like Richard Sequerra and they agree with me.
I got to MY experts, like Richard Sequerra and they agree with me.
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Scott,
What I am hearing here is some just want their favorite guru on a thread to have all inclusive control of the content and that person being able to censor any dissenting opinion.
I thought I have limited my comments a lot, if JC wants a reference on entropy in information theory I would gladly send one. OTOH to dismiss it without even having a basic understanding is not acceptable. As for those who hold a grudge because someone points out a claim that violates the most basic principles, it's no longer worth the effort to carry on a conversation.
Look everyone, I am not for censorship of anybody, including myself (although that is beyond my control). I believe in fairness, real evidence against something being what it is represented as, etc.
SY never took a Bybee device apart, yet he is so sure of what he alleges. We just laugh at people like that.
SY never took a Bybee device apart, yet he is so sure of what he alleges. We just laugh at people like that.
Yes.
Do nothing all day long, day after day. And watch the clock.
-RM
The classic joke is remarry the ex. Days will then seem a lot longer.
Scott, Richard Sequerra has tried and approves of Bybee devices. Why?
I frankly don't care. Violate the 2nd law they don't, it's up to you to prove it. Taking them apart would be little help.
Interesting, I get it, the claim is noise is separated magically from signal and the masses eat it up and are happy, it's only pointing out the violations of first principles that is "destructive".
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Hi John,
If memory serves, those devices traveled around to a few members for their own listening tests and some testing with equipment. I believe they turned out to be a very low value resistor, but don't quote me on that. This was years ago now.
Now, please do expect to be challenged when something is claimed that can't be true. We have members who are experts in their fields and they tend to know physics cold. If you wish to present information that conflicts with known science, then it is up to you to divulge the information that would explain the conflict. Otherwise you are further ahead to not advance any claims that can't be substantiated. If you do, expect to be on the defense whenever you bring up a topic that cannot be defended or explained.
When you talk about things in normal space, the discussions tend to run along quite well.
-Chris
Ahhhh, yes he did. Cal Weldon bought a pair with his own money. SY then disassembled one describing what he saw with his own eyes. After that he applied his own tests with the equipment that he had. He also listened to them before "unwrapping" one.SY never took a Bybee device apart, yet he is so sure of what he alleges.
If memory serves, those devices traveled around to a few members for their own listening tests and some testing with equipment. I believe they turned out to be a very low value resistor, but don't quote me on that. This was years ago now.
Now, please do expect to be challenged when something is claimed that can't be true. We have members who are experts in their fields and they tend to know physics cold. If you wish to present information that conflicts with known science, then it is up to you to divulge the information that would explain the conflict. Otherwise you are further ahead to not advance any claims that can't be substantiated. If you do, expect to be on the defense whenever you bring up a topic that cannot be defended or explained.
When you talk about things in normal space, the discussions tend to run along quite well.
-Chris
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