Oh, and one more:
"There's never been a better time to buy than now!"
or [variation]
"There never will be a better time to buy!"
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Haha - love these.
My favourite [in press release for new product] - "We've added all
these profound and amazing new features to the new model, including a
1.3% thinner remote control, 3% more space around the RCA inputs, funky
new logo, new design for the power inlet and an all new design for t
TiredLegs;640534 Wrote:
> In the case of subwoofers at least "over hang" does have a measurable
> meaning. If you envision a very brief pulse being sent to the driver,
> after the pulse has ended, the driver continues to reverberate for a
> period of time. For instrument strings, such reverberati
ralphpnj;640531 Wrote:
> Don't forget "over hang", whatever that is supposed to mean.In the case of
> subwoofers at least "over hang" does have a measurable
meaning. If you envision a very brief pulse being sent to the driver,
after the pulse has ended, the driver continues to reverberate for a
TiredLegs;640520 Wrote:
> For speakers, my favorite nonsense phrase is "fast bass".
Don't forget "over hang", whatever that is supposed to mean.
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TiredLegs;640526 Wrote:
> I'd love to see someone do a true ABX test of a $200 USB cable vs a
> cheapo $5 one.
Some of the nonsense about why one needs a $200 USB cable has to do
with the fact a USB cable carries power as well as the digital signal
so that in a cheap USB cable the power current
Hi Frank,
I have exactly the same issues!!
-Live in Switzerland (Winterthur)
-Know about the Distributor issue of Rega and have no solution to it
either
-Understand exactly what you mean with your description of the SB
sound!
-Want to correct that as well; however don't know 1) if a DAC really
cor
ralphpnj;638567 Wrote:
> To those of us who live with and use computer based audio on a daily
> basis the review was a sham. Mr. Atkinson's comment in post #95 that I
> am "a a self-proclaimed computer audio expert" only highlights the poor
> level of experience and understanding most of Stereoph
For speakers, my favorite nonsense phrase is "fast bass".
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Kevin Haskins;639701 Wrote:
> My perfect small monitor design would use a coax design where the
> midrange is the waveguide for the tweeter. Genelec does this on their
> upper-end product and if implemented right... should work like a charm.
Driver manufacturer Seas produces a very nice coaxial
Many thanks, there is some information in your post that I understand.
Though, I never got what this "analog sense" really means ;-) I know
records and had a few in the past, but believe it or not I never owned
a turntable myself! My first system was CD only, no records, no
cassettes. And my new s
another way of thinking that I have come to trust is the idea of DIY. I
havent done a DIY speaker since I built my Speaker Labs in the mid
70's. That was based on horns and a 8" and 12" woofer. With the drivers
available today you could build a great set of bookshelfs for a
reasonable cash outlay.
Dammit, I just read through this entire thread to see if anyone had
attempted to answer Erland's questions!
The debate here is very interesting, but I'd be interested if anyone
has been able to make those comparisons Erland mentioned...
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