[Digital-Pride]

 
Sorry B-Dawk20, I couldn't resist.

 

[Digital-Pride]

 

[sridhar3]

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*integration
*frequencies
*understand

 

[Radio_head]

 

*integration
*frequencies
*understand

I would have said that the spelling mistakes were deliberate and self-referential (like many memes, and particularly funny in this one because an obviously hoity-toity reviewer could be so loquacious and high-minded while not being able to spell properly.)  But then I saw "Micheal Jackson" in the previous post... memegenerator should get spell check.
 

 

[Digital-Pride]

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*integration
*frequencies
*understand

Damn it!  Spelling mistakes really bother me.  What would we do without spell check?

 

[Radio_head]

We would have to learn how to spell correcktly in the first place.

 

[Digital-Pride]

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We would have to learn how to spell correcktly in the first place.

You mean we'd actually have to learn how to spell?

 

[sidel]

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What would we do without spell check?

Most of us would likely not care, and the rest of us would continue our anal-retentive crusade to correct all misspellings.
 
 

 

[anetode]

 
 
 

 

[John In Cali]

http://www.head-fi.org/t/71148/diy-cable-gallery/8085#post_7983550

 

[maverickronin]

My SPC cable sounds fine to me...

 

[John In Cali]

My SPC cable sounds fine to me...

That is the joke, could someone explain how something sounds "tonally out of phase"? What

 

[dfkt]

Might happen if you solder ground and signal lines wrong, or both signal lines to each other...

 

[maverickronin]

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That is the joke, could someone explain how something sounds "tonally out of phase"? What

I know the physics makes no sense.  The point is showing contradictory subjective claims.

 

[John In Cali]

Might happen if you solder ground and signal lines wrong, or both signal lines to each other...

Ha that would require a balanced cable unless you REALLY mess up and end up with a mono cable. But yes you could get an out of phase cable if you connect a balanced cable wrong somewhere, although how would it become "tonally" out of phase? What does that even mean, i cant wrap my head around it.