Hehehe, I fully second that 😀 But please only high-quality gear 😉
Well, neutrinos do react with matter, but as you already said not on a regular basis, so to say. If we however want to talk about real effects, than I should have mentioned van-allen belt...
But that would only be half the fun 😉
Have fun, Hannes
One should wear a hat/helmut made of aluminum foil, or if you have it, Mumetal foil (preformed preferably), for maximal positive influence over your magnetic radiation issues. 
Besides out here in the countryside there are not too many magnetic fields from distant sources, kind of a non-issue.
As always ymmv.
_-_-bear
Besides out here in the countryside there are not too many magnetic fields from distant sources, kind of a non-issue.
As always ymmv.
_-_-bear
KBK said:
A great approach (to my view).
(Pardon the late reply, I just got home from New York).
when building your 'cage', a concrete-iron-copper-mumetal-aluminum sandwich works best imo
don't foget your sensory deprivation tank for listening ;o)
don't foget your sensory deprivation tank for listening ;o)
Welcome back Joshua_G, I hope that all went well.
Wow, Audiowolf, now we are COOKING! This is the level where we live, fellow engineers, in the realm of serious audio design.
I have used tantalum pots for input loading of Vendetta Research phono stages, and I hope to use up my existing supply before I leave this Earth.
In measuring these pots for excess noise, I did find that they were good, but not as good as wire-would resistors. It would be interesting to test fixed tantalum resistors for excess-noise, or at least look at the spec sheet for a number.
Wow, Audiowolf, now we are COOKING! This is the level where we live, fellow engineers, in the realm of serious audio design.
I have used tantalum pots for input loading of Vendetta Research phono stages, and I hope to use up my existing supply before I leave this Earth.
In measuring these pots for excess noise, I did find that they were good, but not as good as wire-would resistors. It would be interesting to test fixed tantalum resistors for excess-noise, or at least look at the spec sheet for a number.
Bear, it is the COSMIC RAYS that I worry about. They can cause cancer, and mutate our unborn children! What to do?😕
john curl said:Bear, it is the COSMIC RAYS that I worry about. They can cause cancer, and mutate our unborn children!...
Congratulations John and Bear, when are they due ?
alan,
have no fear of anything cosmic whatsoever in or around your vicinity... you're quite safe.
😀
_-_-bear
have no fear of anything cosmic whatsoever in or around your vicinity... you're quite safe.
😀
_-_-bear
That's not what they told me on NOVA or Nat'l GEO last week! And I don't want my grand-daughter to be an airline employee flying the polar route either. 
bear said:
What?
I have just finished a lot of helmets, and suddenly it seems like that was wasted?
I was planning a group buy thread.
PS. Does anybody need some aluminium foil?
Stinius
Only in that specific area of London, apparently there is a dirth of cosmic events... for the rest of us, we need something... or else we should just enjoy the cosmic nature of things around us...
_-_-bear
_-_-bear
No, it is just that the hear-no-difference group have nothing to contribute on the subject and dilute the topic with vague insults.
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