That's a good question- whatever happened to those revolutionary hatracks? They had a guy on the website with unbelievable hair; I figure that if the hatracks have that effect, I can save money on Rogaine.
from your picture, it looks like you've got a full head of hair and have no need for rogaine! you did say that was a picture of yourself right?
Why are you all laughing? i have something similar. Has lasted me 15 plus years. Its name is Ralph and i have never been lonely since i got him.
Its not his fault he is a Rock its just the way he was born.
Pet Rocks R.I.P 1987 Ralph lives on and improves my life in everyway.
Its not his fault he is a Rock its just the way he was born.
Pet Rocks R.I.P 1987 Ralph lives on and improves my life in everyway.
philipbarrett said:
Jim McPherson said:
You need another tweeter for that.
Geez... someone will have to prove that those things are connected and playing...
Madmike2 said:
Let me get this straight :
you are living with a deseased pet stone, and you are never lonely ?
Let me turn on my cd-player and the microwave and have this sink in in a kind of relaxed way.
That horn does not pass of pure lie.
Well, you know, we know...pay for non audible frequencies 😕
Well, you know, we know...pay for non audible frequencies 😕
jacco vermeulen said:
I found the S/N ratio to be quite poor until I bought an audio grade microwave 😀
LMAO , oh man, that hurt, Cal, i almost spilled my beans.
Remember me not to read diyaudio stuff right after dinner.
ElectroPower said:
You can transmit a signal to another room, in the 1Ghz band.
On the other end, you have a satellite receiver.
😀 😀 😀
The guy that put that on e-bay is the one laughing the hardest -- all the way to the bank.
BTW, isn't there some kind of rock (bybee?) that absorbs GHz? What happens if you stack one on the other?
BTW, isn't there some kind of rock (bybee?) that absorbs GHz? What happens if you stack one on the other?
1. Lets see - you point the ultra tweeter at a record groove, you use a second ultra tweeter as a microphone. Now just decode the doppler shift from the groove walls and you have a contactless cartridge.
2. You point the ultra tweeter at your interconnect cables where it scrambles the muons and their no good relatives the gluons, both widely known to cause lack of detail and air - ta da! Cheap cables , good sound.
3. It will probably cure alergies and baldness. Undoubtedly there are a host of as yet undiscovered other medical benefits.
4. The reduction in weight of your wallet will help ease back pain.
5. Happy cows make better cheese.
You guys just have no imagination at all.😀
2. You point the ultra tweeter at your interconnect cables where it scrambles the muons and their no good relatives the gluons, both widely known to cause lack of detail and air - ta da! Cheap cables , good sound.
3. It will probably cure alergies and baldness. Undoubtedly there are a host of as yet undiscovered other medical benefits.
4. The reduction in weight of your wallet will help ease back pain.
5. Happy cows make better cheese.
You guys just have no imagination at all.😀
WOW
now I will hear if the amp is oscilating or not !!!
not only bats can hear this, vampires also do 
now I will hear if the amp is oscilating or not !!!
not only bats can hear this, vampires also do
This all inspired me. Now I will build a 0Hz Subwoofer! I mean, can you get any deeper than that?? What do you all think about cone area?
hi theduke
it is God's (Gods') area
the divine powers couse air pressure to change in the range of 960-1040 hPa with center frequency of the fraction of picoHertz (pHz).
Look into the sky how big is the cone.
When you build it I will buy it because I feel sleepy at pressure below 980hPa. Of course the system will require feedback😀
it is God's (Gods') area
the divine powers couse air pressure to change in the range of 960-1040 hPa with center frequency of the fraction of picoHertz (pHz).
Look into the sky how big is the cone.
When you build it I will buy it because I feel sleepy at pressure below 980hPa. Of course the system will require feedback😀
I think the neatest thing about the claim is that almost nobody can measure it and refute it. Most mics give it up way before 1GHz...but then so do most audio amplifiers.
Question for the physicists. Assume this device is actually pushing air at 1 GHz with an SPL comparable to an ordinary tweeter at 20kHz. What is the peak velocity of the air molecules? Consider the mass of the air being pushed, how many watts are required to acomplish this? (Assuming your amplifier is linear to 1GHz.) What will be the average temperature of the air molecules being pushed?
Extra credit: at what frequency will relativistic phenomona become a factor?
Extra credit: at what frequency will relativistic phenomona become a factor?
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