Posts by b0dhi

Quote: Originally Posted by MrGreen Although "indetectable" difference, I think 1 dB is the tolerance for a lot of ~$500 mark headphones. Although a change in volume of 1dB is almost indistinguishable (for the...

Quote: Originally Posted by nick_charles You aren't thinking of Oohashi's paper are you ? That's the one! Thank you.

Does anyone know of any research that measures the human brain's response to music comparing regular and high sampling rate recorded music? There was a paper I've since lost which used some type of brain imaging to see if the brain...

I was doing some analysis on upsampling algorithms the other day and noticed that some fourier transform software would give quite different results, even with the same windowing and >16000 point FFT. Audacity actually gave me maxima...

It has nothing to do with changing bits. It helps to read the thread before commenting.

Quote: Originally Posted by Head Injury Yeah, theoretically it can happen. But we're talking about humans, not dogs. Even if it can happen, can we hear it? I refuse to believe that anyone, golden canals be damned, can...

Quote: Originally Posted by Kawai_man [snip] Yup, mostly true. Although you don't need a toroidal ferrite necessarily, so long as you get good coupling to the conductors and choose a good mix with high impedance...

If what you guys are saying is true, one of these type devices attached to the power cable as close to the device as possible should eliminate most EM noise on your power lines. $1.76 each. If you have those AC power cables where you...

Quote: Originally Posted by DayoftheGreek If the info is buffered, the jitter from the decode wouldn't matter at all right? Please stop saying open minded for things like 1+1=3. Yes, although due to the large...

Quote: Originally Posted by MadMan007 Well no of course not a vacuum. But even a gentle sucking can make a bit of a crackly sound which I assume is the driver moving. Seems to be no harm done but I'd like other actual...