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post #46 of 63
11/5/02 at 5:33am
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Originally posted by TravelLite
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REally?? I always thought it was Debate-free... LoL.

ANyway, I assume it's possible for a signal to be accelerated very close to the speed of light. I know some uni. research students did that a few months back with simple equipment... Something to do with collisions giving the electrons more energy or something...
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post #47 of 63
11/5/02 at 7:03am
Anyway I don't see how accelerating the electrons to the speed of light would help anything... seeing as it's the wave formed by the mass movement of electrons that travels near the speed of light; each individual electron on travels a few metres of cable in an HOUR, even in DC situation--although the electrons do bounce around in their locale near the speed of light :shrug:
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post #48 of 63
11/5/02 at 9:59am
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Originally posted by Dreamslacker
REally?? I always thought it was Debate-free... LoL.
****.. i always thought it was Sony's Double Bass Turbo free
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post #49 of 63
2/3/08 at 3:44am
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Originally Posted by Orpheus View Post
anyway...electricity is not light. it is another wave form, with another particle involved: the electron. light is made up of photons.
Righhhttt...
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post #50 of 63
2/3/08 at 11:26am
This thread certainly does bring back fond memories!

Hey Rick, have you experienced any time dilation effects yet from using those speed of light powercords?
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post #51 of 63
2/3/08 at 12:43pm
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Originally Posted by Acoustic Chef View Post
Righhhttt...
So are you claiming that electricity is the same as light? Or that light is not made of photons? Or something else? Rolling your eyes at a (five+ year-old) post without providing any explanation of what you feel is inaccurate about the post is not particularly persuasive.
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post #52 of 63
2/3/08 at 5:50pm
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Originally Posted by Acoustic Chef View Post
Righhhttt...
Pretty hilarious, I must say. Any of Google, Wikipedia, or a high school education would be sufficient here.

It's like a pen salesman not knowing what ink is.
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post #53 of 63
2/3/08 at 7:38pm
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Originally Posted by monolith View Post
Pretty hilarious, I must say. Any of Google, Wikipedia, or a high school education would be sufficient here.

It's like a pen salesman not knowing what ink is.
It's all about product recognition. Getting people to talk about your product is about the best sales tool there is
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post #54 of 63
2/3/08 at 8:09pm
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It's all about product recognition. Getting people to talk about your product is about the best sales tool there is
Not when we're scrutinising the marketing BS.
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post #55 of 63
2/3/08 at 8:37pm
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Originally Posted by 883dave View Post
It's all about product recognition. Getting people to talk about your product is about the best sales tool there is
I didn't say it was a bad marketing strategy. Outright lying about what things can do is an excellent way to sell things. Deplorable, but excellent. I may resort to that myself if I ever get around to getting into the "high end cable" game.

Also, I was more making light of the fact that he's trying to promote electrical cables without knowing what electricity is.
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post #56 of 63
2/3/08 at 9:17pm
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Not when we're scrutinising the marketing BS.
Controversy sells...keep your name in the spotlight
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post #57 of 63
2/3/08 at 9:22pm
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Originally Posted by monolith View Post
I didn't say it was a bad marketing strategy. Outright lying about what things can do is an excellent way to sell things. Deplorable, but excellent. I may resort to that myself if I ever get around to getting into the "high end cable" game.

Also, I was more making light of the fact that he's trying to promote electrical cables without knowing what electricity is.
He may not know anything about electricity...but he does know how to get people to talk about his product...
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post #58 of 63
2/4/08 at 1:15am
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Originally Posted by 883dave View Post
He may not know anything about electricity...but he does know how to get people to talk about his product...
Yes, well, people will just have to wait until my cables have quantum flux capacitors in them.

...Blackgate quantum flux capacitors.

People will never have heard bass so tight, or mids so... bloomed. They'll take several months to burn in, but man, will they be worth it.
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post #59 of 63
2/4/08 at 1:26am
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Originally Posted by Acoustic Chef View Post
Righhhttt...
why would you dig up a 5 year old post and then reply to it in this stupid manner?

this is the most foolish type of posting ive ever seen.
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post #60 of 63
2/4/08 at 2:04am
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Originally Posted by monolith View Post
Yes, well, people will just have to wait until my cables have quantum flux capacitors in them.

...Blackgate quantum flux capacitors.

People will never have heard bass so tight, or mids so... bloomed. They'll take several months to burn in, but man, will they be worth it.
When will these be available?


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