The Womper Woom, Womp it again Sam.
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Everybody knows that they have to be gold coins, quarters don't provide anywhere near the same sound experience.What year of quarter and what countries mint?
What year of quarter and what countries mint?
Obviously US, and of course the 1979-1988 mintings. Anything else has too little Beryllium in it to matter.
Hmmm... I would have thought that anyone who has ever drawn/drafted in CAD would have seen the error The Boden caught. I just didn't think it was important enough to comment on at the time. Oh well...
No, no, a much cheaper solution. Place a quarter at each corner on top of your speakers. You'll see how the sound stage expands and the midrange smooths out.
Silver dollars. 1976, Denver. For that rocky mountain feeling
Now you know that Cable Elevators make the audio more focused.
If I had a pair of Wilson Audio Alexandria's or MBL 101's, I'd use every snake oil product too...
Look like Thiel speakers. Almost went to work for them but Mr Thiel (RIP) did not like being corrected about the physics of acoustic centers. Basically the snake oil behind his entire design career.
that's what I'm askin you, if it needs to, apparently not. Just figgered if you were making it glow why leave part of it out
The ends will never get as hot as the middle half. It's a function of mutual heating.
I have found that the best home theater system is the one thats on sale when I need a new one.
Tools are a rabbit hole though. Few years ago I got the latest whiz bang dovetail jig. Annoyed alot of wood learning its ways. Then for awhile everything I built had some dovetails in it. Then I put it on a high shelf and I bet I ain't cut a DT in 15 years, Few years ago when the flood destroyed my shop everything I liked and used was stored at eye level or below and was garbage. Every stupid new toy I "had to have" was stored up high and survived.
Like the TFV4 that followed me home today will end up I'm sure. I had a TFV4 when they came out and didn't like it. Now I'm in love with the 8 but the 4 still doesn't impress me.
Tools are a rabbit hole though. Few years ago I got the latest whiz bang dovetail jig. Annoyed alot of wood learning its ways. Then for awhile everything I built had some dovetails in it. Then I put it on a high shelf and I bet I ain't cut a DT in 15 years, Few years ago when the flood destroyed my shop everything I liked and used was stored at eye level or below and was garbage. Every stupid new toy I "had to have" was stored up high and survived.
Like the TFV4 that followed me home today will end up I'm sure. I had a TFV4 when they came out and didn't like it. Now I'm in love with the 8 but the 4 still doesn't impress me.
Its why I'm so hooked on collecting vape stuff.
Before when I bought something I was out a grand and a semi was backing up to my shop. Now I spend 30 bucks and a little envolope comes. I get the same rush from each.
Some day I will end up at RA meetings (Rixsta Anonymous) but today ain't that day!!!!
Hey, Cooler, did you copyright that or can the rest of us start using it? (I need to send Lannie to these meetings)
Interesting that RA is also my initials: Rich Amber
They do indeed look like the CS series.
You good sir, never cease to amaze. Where you ever involved with Magnepan or Martin Logan?
Nope. Never messed with electrostatic but I really like the idea. I have worked on some non-Newtonian damped flat panal servo driven full range (80-18Khz). But that's a secret
Trolldragon wraps his head around the potential of a non-Newtonian damped driver.
Head explosion in 3..2..1..
Head explosion in 3..2..1..
Well beyond me.Trolldragon wraps his head around the potential of a non-Newtonian damped driver.
Head explosion in 3..2..1..
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