rsaavedra
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I disagree, I really don't believe that vibration reduction is highly likely. Precisely because I think most CDs come pretty well made already, well round and concentric.
The company making the device should show (verifiable) numbers indicating what the variance and distribution are about those construction metrics in standard CDs, and how much better the device leaves those metrics in the CD after the treatment. If they haven't done that, (provide evidence instead of simply words,) then they are speculating as wildly as the rainbow foil which respect to what each device does respectively.
Then there is of course the issue of whether whatever changes in those construction metrics they can achieve does really reduce vibration and to what extent, and if it does have any measurable effect on CD playback. But first things first.
Originally Posted by JaZZ /img/forum/go_quote.gif However you call it: Vibration reduction is a highly likely scenario (independent of the audible effect it may have) |
I disagree, I really don't believe that vibration reduction is highly likely. Precisely because I think most CDs come pretty well made already, well round and concentric.
The company making the device should show (verifiable) numbers indicating what the variance and distribution are about those construction metrics in standard CDs, and how much better the device leaves those metrics in the CD after the treatment. If they haven't done that, (provide evidence instead of simply words,) then they are speculating as wildly as the rainbow foil which respect to what each device does respectively.
Then there is of course the issue of whether whatever changes in those construction metrics they can achieve does really reduce vibration and to what extent, and if it does have any measurable effect on CD playback. But first things first.