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| Best Examples Of Cymbal Decays On A Recording Joe Morello's Zildjians, on my 60's, Columbia pressing of Time Out (Take Five) and Mick Fleetwood my first (1977) Nautilus pressing of Rumours (Dreams). A good LP for telling if a system is resolving (ie: between Paiste and Zildjian, a... | |
| Best Examples Of Cymbal Decays On A Recording @bdp24 - +1 Gotta wonder: how many can tell the difference (in sound) between, say Turkish and chinese Zildjians? Between a Paiste and Zildjian, or whether it's got r... | |
| This place is getting sloooooooweeeerrr...... No problems here, but then: I have a 20 year old IBM ThinkPad (Adblock Plus, >375Mbps upload/download speed & SSD may be helping, though). | |
| Technics SU-G700 and Acoustats ? Good catch! A number of Class D amps have feedback loops and output filters; that will handle the earlier ESLs, with their high capacitance and low impedance @ high freq loads. Much depends on how those are configured and ... | |
| Technics SU-G700 and Acoustats ? The 1+1's minimum recommended power= 70WPC @ 4 Ohms and your Technics is rated for 140 @ that impedance. Don’t try to rock the house and you should be fine. Happy li... | |
| What might a good to great 20uF film/foil capacitor for a woofer. @archiecb Not certain which inductors you still need, but: I have a pair of these, somewhere around here: https://www.mundorf.com/audio/en/shop//MCoil+CFC14+AirCore/?card=5656 If you're still in your x-over's design stage: I would... | |
| Cable design is a lot like creating a pizza @jumia - Thanks for your forbearance and compliment. My only agenda in here, is to help others better enjoy their music. Whether what's in my reproduced musical events or the pizza before me; it's my desire to savor EVERY componen... | |
| Cable design is a lot like creating a pizza A number of cable construction topics were discussed in the thread linked below. Virtually: everything/every objection any poster could come up with. Might be worth the review, to anyone interested in the baking of a better, er.... | |
| Cable design is a lot like creating a pizza Anyone needing a rationale for experimenting with new cables in their system and/or feeling dissuaded by the Church of Denyin'tology's antiquated electrical doctrines: take heart! Many new electrical facts have been established in the ... | |
| Silver Speaker Cables KUDOS: to all those that have experimented with new and better cabling. Trusting your own ears and abilities to discern reality are ALL it takes, to find whether or not they belong in your system. The Church of Denyin'tology has... | |
| Cable design is a lot like creating a pizza I have but one word, to express my personal view as regards the Church of Denyin'tology and it's obfuscating, classically (possibly: willfully) obtuse adherents: floccinaucinihilipilification ... | |
| Cable design is a lot like creating a pizza In that the author states: A relatively short length of cable shows no measurable transmission line effects for low frequency signals. But if the cable is long enough (or the frequency components of the signal are high enough), transmission lin... | |
| Cable design is a lot like creating a pizza @bruce19 - Some of us have had the blessing/experience of being heavily involved with the production and recording of live sound, in a multitude of venues, over decades. Having recordings that one has personally made, can generate high... | |
| Cable design is a lot like creating a pizza @holmz - Maxwell's equations weren't wrong, but: there's much more involved*, when we're dealing with retaining a plethora of frequencies/voices (instrumental and vocal), ambient/room information (height, width, depth) and placement of the a... | |
| Cable design is a lot like creating a pizza @holmz - "what is the more modern theory that you are alluding to?" Read my 08:03pm post (that you quoted at 10:14pm) for clues. |