Damir
there is nothing wrong about asking for help.
The thing is that you asked for help and some of us gave you good advices, but you decided to ignore the advices you got and asked the same questions again and again, hoping that we would agree with you.
We never did that.
That's one of the reasons that some of us isn't surprised when the RNM super duper AMP blows the OPS transistors.
I see that RNM don't understand the issue, but that is in my opinion his problem.
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Yeah, programming a J263 controlling Teradyne M365 computer (we were still using them in the very early 80's) was a lot of fun, in particular that 256 character alpha numerical display 😀.
Good example 😀. I always had lots of troubles explaining to people that the output capacitor in a linear power supply is usually the loop compensation element, so a 10nF ceramic cap at the output, intended to remove traces of HF crud, could make the power supply sing like a soprano, even if a 1000uF electrolytic is in parallel 😀.
Right, studying the measurement is one thing a customer can enjoy and brag about the High Fidelity nature of his amp.
You did not get past the first line of my post; good for you, the rest could induce head aches, indigestion, and heartburn.
Master, could you illuminate us with your wisdom ?
Thank the force to have been with us and allowed us to listen to music for 60 years before benefiting from your revolutionary discoveries.
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Guys, you need to find something more productive to do than trying to argue with me. Sorry, I'm not playing, happy listening for the next 60 years!
My Dearest Professor Tournesol, may I dub you The Don Quixote of Audio, please do not take any offense what so ever, it 's actual a noble nomination to be proud of, please be kind accept it, it would please me deeply.
Sincerely, Michael
Sincerely, Michael
Of course, even Renesas conceded and special package a few pieces of the 2SJ162 in TO264 rather than argue with you.
Looking at the photo I copied, I wondered who else would build such a wooden cathedral around this funny little Fostex ?
It deserves its place in a museum of great inventions next to the Faraday cage
Right, this diffracting bullet in the center. I apologize.
Touched. (May-be I'm closer to Rossinante ?)
About horns and to explain the windmills that I hunt, about micro dynamic, separation, details, some videos to share with you my penchant for horns. (The last reveal the importance of close listening.)
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There will always be a human element and a feeling, sure. You can have two cars with similar overall metrics, identical laptimes, and very different feel. The difference is, those things can still be quantified.
Ferrari and other F1 teams spend vast sums of money on datacenters / HPC / machine learning in order to build models of how to correlate the sensor data with driver feedback. There are similar efforts for street cars for various components, like suspension and electric power steering tuning.
I'm not aware of any such effort in audio that's been rigorous or successful.
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That’s not really saying that such efforts have not happened at those levels, but that you haven’t seen it rather.
I replied to your question on how. If a customer wants to know if it is better, there is a right way to do it as opposed to boutique audio marketeers trying to steer them towards, i.e. cable burn-in or long term listening.
Try "you are on my ignore list" and see how he reacts. After all, that's his favorite move when he can't debate.
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