Crazy crazy crazy

wondering what kind of taco Herman was fond of…. ?

“Duelund Tinned Copper cast Capacitor” I would love to have the ability to DIY with upgrades like this. Electrical engineering is just way over my head. 

It seems that the people who dont have arguments save strawman arguments, or conspirationist accusation and propaganda mantra like "this vaxx is safe" are mute...

Not one argument has been answered to and demolish... For sure...

All the vaxx massive campaign is based on lies ....

All audio marketting is based most of the times on half truths also...


Audiophile experience cost nothing, if we can embed righfully any relatively good audio gear...

Why?

Because no gear system sound the same in different electrical grid, on different mechanical condition, and in diversely acoustically controlled room...


Any disease could be beaten with the right vaxx yes but not without the necessary EARLY treatment....

Why ?

Because any population is divided in different age groups and different immune status groups , then we need also Vaxx and treatment to adress this varieties after a risk/benefit calculus ....

is it chinese?

I think I leaned more in a a Kenjit post.

@emailists - despite the many things he's said that I disagree with, Kenjit actually had a lot of understanding on loudspeaker structure and design.
Congratulations on learning here in the forum, good for you.

I have them in my Bryston 7B3 Monoblocks. I rebuilt them from the ground up, swapped out every resistor and capacitor for matched boutique ones. They have an absolutely stunning timbre... zero distortion. (Also make my own fuses, silicon dioxide with a mineral oil mix as a dampner).
I am a classical music snob, plus jazz of course, and instruments on this system are very realistic, and have an extended 3D stage, pronounced front to back layering.

I asked Duelund about getting some for my tweeters on my modified Maggies, but they can’t do anything at the moment because of supply chain issues.
I’ll probably save that upgrade for when I get a pair of 20.7 Magnepans. That speaker would justify the cost of the crossover.

I make all cables as well, out of Copper foils, USB, XLR, Power. Copper sounds the most natural to my ears, not a big fan of alloys and plated metals :)