It says on the Super Intelligent Chip page that it can do that. It can detect when the disc has already been treated.

Oh that's why I'm quoted. Okay. Pretty much jargon-free. I can follow that. How does the chip know to conserve itself when the disc has already been treated? How does it detect that? The flow of light would always be the same.

I'm pretty sure there's room for an 'acoustic properties of bells' argument-thread somewhere in the future. How to record them, why they're so hard to record, and why 16 bits isn't enough for bells. Types of bell. How to capture the nuances of a quantum bell performance. Anyway, so light and...

I wanna know the story of the Quantum Temple Bell :( ...all I was able to find was the classified ad for it on Audiogon- and that just told me how to use it. I read the backstory for the Super Intelligent Chip. All well and good. Although I would like to know how he measures, and then...

Holy crap I just googled your company. Oh man, hahahaha. The mods changed your title... so that is legitimately you? What is the provenance of the Quantum Temple Bell? Full background, please.

Pilate saith unto him, What is truth? And when he had said this, he went out again unto the Jews, and saith unto them, I find in him no fault at all.

Shanling M0 Pro ---- Topping NX7 On the Koss Porta Pro Classic.

The Clouds - Wichita Lineman Aquamarine EP Good song whoever plays it, probably. Within reason.

Shaking a macuahuitl at the sky.

Very good. Brutal. But sadly enough, I've come to prefer the ISIS cover of Streetcleaner. Or, I guess, it depends on what I want. Straight bleak brutality = Godflesh. A bit groovier = ISIS.

NEW SUNNATA

I have a HD569 on a shelf in the closet. Haven't used it in years. Dull and piercing at the same time. Intensely underwhelming. Cheaper sennheiser closed-backs sound way better than the 569. The HD471, for example, is a lovely headphone. As long as this isn't another HD569. Sorta interesting.

It's probably album art in the 'lock screen'.