Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics?

randy-11
75 posts
10-18-2016 8:04pm
geoff - you are completely wrong and any undergraduate physics student could set you right or try google

Google indicates that you do car audio installation, and I hope that is working out for you

That is the funniest post of the week. This thread certainly attracts all types. ;-) 

you seem to think that a low post count implies something?

really, it implies only that people are doing other things most of the time


and I have nothing against good sound in a car, or with people doing installations

but it is obvious you don't understand bioacoustics or electronics, so your attacks on others are really ill-taken

my answer to the person above asking why you do that is that is likely a form of psychological compensation 

Geoff's words: Everybody’s got something to hide except me and my monkey.

Naw, I just can’t bring myself to say it… but am assuming this is where you learned about handling vibration?

Robert

audiopoint
41 posts
10-18-2016 8:59pm
Geoff's words: Everybody’s got something to hide except me and my monkey.
Naw, I just can’t bring myself to say it… but am assuming this is where you learned about handling vibration?

Robert


I learned physics in school, Tom. I suggest you go back and complete your education.

randy-11
80 posts
10-18-2016 8:17pm
you seem to think that a low post count implies something?

really, it implies only that people are doing other things most of the time

and I have nothing against good sound in a car, or with people doing installations

but it is obvious you don’t understand bioacoustics or electronics, so your attacks on others are really ill-taken

my answer to the person above asking why you do that is that is likely a form of psychological compensation

..........................

Whoa! What’s up with all the psychological mumbo jumbo, Scooter. Save the drama for yo mama.