In the US Amazon is massive. I prefer to use it as a wish list and search engine, then order from anyone that doesn’t use “Ontrac” shipping where meth heads throw your 2 day shipping package at someone else’s house 2 weeks after it’s shipped.... (and maybe in the lawn while it rains)
Ontrac is another mechanism to insure slave/wealthfare state. It’s a 1099 (contractor) that doesn’t negotiate their wage (federally illegal), and has no real standards or pay. Where as I know UPS drivers that raised families, had benefits, and were able to retire.
These are real nice and AP did use them in the system One and two. I don't hear relays in the new 525 system but don't know. They are audible for phono switching at MC level. I wish they were not but I couldn't fool the test listeners.
The Doug Self preamp I built uses those...not that I worry about relay distortion of course
Whereas I would worry about it on a Shalco switch because Ed showed that there is micro-diode action on tarnished surfaces and you would therefore lose the 'air' in the top octave
Then again, JC of course has the solution. Just whip the top cover off and give the contacts a polish once a month the way they did back in the 1960's
Then again, JC of course has the solution. Just whip the top cover off and give the contacts a polish once a month the way they did back in the 1960's
Whereas I would worry about it on a Shalco switch because Ed showed that there is micro-diode action on tarnished surfaces and you would therefore lose the 'air' in the top octave
Then again, JC of course has the solution. Just whip the top cover off and give the contacts a polish once a month the way they did back in the 1960's
No, deliberately oxidizing surfaces has clearly shown there is no microdiode effect. Silver oxidation also is not a concern.
However silver reacting with sulfur in the air is a real problem.
So when you get to your final destination the delicate contacts in your stereo system won't work well with all the brimstone smells.
Just ordered this Complete Carnegie Hall Concert: Amazon.co.uk: Music £4 Excellent remaster of a classic concert
Excellent remaster of a classic concertThe Panasonic AGN series are a slightly larger version of the one I showed.
The Kemet series are intended to be used in the same application and have the same electrical ratings, but the avoid silicone rubber gas warning leads me to believe they are not quad bifurcated crossbar contacts. (Also lack of palladium on the data sheet I looked and along with lack of a mention!)
The Kemet series are intended to be used in the same application and have the same electrical ratings, but the avoid silicone rubber gas warning leads me to believe they are not quad bifurcated crossbar contacts. (Also lack of palladium on the data sheet I looked and along with lack of a mention!)
At least is is cooler down there, if you are boiled in sulpher it must be below the triple point, ~440C, the alternative location is ~7x7x1.2.kw per sq m, so about 760C...
Yes, it is not a near field monitor. The drivers centers are too far apart for that.... you would have to very carefully sit at the exact acoustic cross over center.... which is at the JBL badge location.
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That might work, perhaps 100Hz or so, but I'd use a lower frequency for the tweeter,
maybe 3kHz. They do sound quite unpleasant until broken in, so you won't want to listen
to them. If you feed them mono out of phase, and place them face to face, you won't hear
very much sound.
And as the old saw goes "You will be so busy shaking hands you won't notice..."
Just ordered this Complete Carnegie Hall Concert: Amazon.co.uk: Music £4
Benny Goodman? Seems Amazon won’t let me order it.
Luckily I’m an atheist. My family shake their heads at me. Especially my brother who is an ordained pastor in Dennis Port, Massachusetts with a PhD in Theology.
I usually set a equilateral triangle with speakers and listening position as the angles. But i cross the speakers in such a way that their axes crosses closer than the listening position. around 2/3 1/3 in front of the listening position.
It enlarge the lateral listening position, flatten a little the extreme trebles, erasing some unnatural excess (hifi effect) and produce a more natural restitution without loosing impacts on cymbals, as an example. Just try to orient them this way for the best result. I will be curious of your feedback.
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Mostly room response affects below 200Hz. A close-up measurement for speaker bass would be mostly of the speaker. Above 200Hz is like +/- 5dB average. very good for room and speaker. Distance was about 12 feet to mic. I have not done a speaker only response .... The highest freq tested it was 'flat' and not rolled off.
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