Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics?

theaudiotweak
1,407 posts
11-08-2016 4:35pm
I am not getting thru..like in your stuff all polarities of shear are being reduced and as a result information is being reduced in the device.Your methods put a full nelson choke hold on any device whether active or passive. Tom

That has to the silliest thing I’ve ever heard. Where do you come up with this stuff? I’ve asked you at least twice to explain what you mean by "polarities of shear" but so far you only repeat the same mantra over and over again. If you cannot explain it find someone who can.

Good ..I am happy you don't get it. Tom

theaudiotweak
1,408 posts
11-08-2016 5:02pm
Good ..I am happy you don’t get it. Tom


Huh? Get what? You haven't said anything. Other than talk in riddles. Tom, don’t you realize if I don’t get it the chances are very good noone else will get it, either? I’m not sure that’s really the image you guys want to project. This is all getting to look suspiciously like you and your company are the Gang that Couldn’t Shoot Straight. So much of what you both say, after you strip away the ATTITUDE, is very weak technically. I was under the distinct impression that you guys had something BIG in the way of explanation or rebuttal or some such thing. One assumes that was just posturing.

Unfortunately we are having difficulty with timely responses due to terminology involving patent pending processes. Sorry Mr. Kait, but it’s going to take more time.

Technically weak, it is not. Patentable - probably yes.

I have read where all the technology surrounding all of your products is kept secret and proprietary so if you ever applied for patents, you would surely understand the situation we are involved with and if not, too bad.

In the meantime, we are preparing a few items you can chew on in the upcoming days.

Robert