artur9
Headphoneus Supremus
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Have you done anything with olive wood?I finished one more just to see how it would turn out, catalpa has some amazing features. The grain stands out so much....
Have you done anything with olive wood?I finished one more just to see how it would turn out, catalpa has some amazing features. The grain stands out so much....
Sounds like we need a Head-Fi LFG forum...for democracy, of course!!Helldivers 2 is fantastic.
“Solved PCM” - isn’t that called analoge? (Like LP)It sounds interesting af. I wonder if people will really "hear it continuously" as opposed to modulated PCM. Levinson claims it causes 'audio stress' or something like that.
Claiming "we've solved PCM " is a helluva thing to say.
I wonder what Mike and @Jason Stoddard think about it.
Well I can't get too excited about any new technology that is Patent-gated behind 5-figure amps lol.“Solved PCM” - isn’t that called analoge? (Like LP)
That is why we have "hospital grade" electrical devices-----designed to withstand the abuse and neglect of working reliably in a severe environment i. e. , a hospital.I have experience with those as well as other types of connectors that were easily jerked away walls and damaged.
These came from an olive tree in Tom's yard. The olives were harvested for his martinis.yep, my personal headphone stand, I also have a large piece I have not used yet.
He has some supposedly "objective " tests around 12 minutes into the video.Have there been any papers published in respected media [IEEE, AES, etc.] to substantiate these claims?
There are a LOT of words, but little substance in the description. I can only wonder----not enough data to even venture a guess.He has some supposedly "objective " tests around 12 minutes into the video.
There are also specific connector housings that lock into place to help protect connectors being yanked from walls. EtherCon is one example. It plugs into a special jack.That is why we have "hospital grade" electrical devices-----designed to withstand the abuse and neglect of working reliably in a severe environment i. e. , a hospital.
That is why industry relies on the old Hubbell twist-lock connectors.There are also specific connector housings that lock into place to help protect connectors being yanked from walls. EtherCon is one example. It plugs into a special jack.
https://www.tecnec.com/product/ne8m...ctor-with-black-chromium-shell-chuck-and-boot
He has some supposedly "objective " tests around 12 minutes into the video.
His premise of "filling in the gaps" in digital SOUNDS like bull schiit to me.
Because there isnt really stair steps or missing data, it's just a representation at those specific points"; or so I've been told by engineers.
Like this-
but but but he has a PATENT!!Yeah… the objective tests are biologic measurements like kidney and liver function… sure… those were done and correlated in real time precisely, no doubt {sarcasm}. Snake oil anyone?
Any excuse for more patina'd copper!I have built full size and mid sized racks for Schiit gear but never racks for the smallest pieces. I may have to try that some time. I think I have a Vali and a couple of the Loki Mini’s somewhere that I can use for approximate sizes. A Vali on top with 2-3 pieces below perhaps. Any thoughts?