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That's not a seam, it's a sonic improvement fissure/chamfer assembly, completely different from a seam
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I presume "seamless" means how the speakers are integrated, i.e. nearly managed instead of cables just flying out willy nilly which is like, the minimum I'd expect of such a bed. it's like saying you have stereo headphones, I sure hope they're stereo
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wait there are absolutely audiophile people who insist Mono Sound Is The True Path, right
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death cob for cutie posted:wait there are absolutely audiophile people who insist Mono Sound Is The True Path, right i think that's vintage hi-fi audiophile territory, yeah
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death cob for cutie posted:wait there are absolutely audiophile people who insist Mono Sound Is The True Path, right I have definitely seen pictures of stereo systems with 3 speakers in the front, the center being for mono recordings. same type of dudes who have a whole separate turntable for 78s instead of just swapping needles
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If you had to choose between mounting a set of studio monitors above the computer monitors, pointing down, or underneath them and laid on their side, tilted up a bit, which would you choose? I have a secondary and tertiary display, one to the left of my main in portrait style, and another above the main. I'd like to have them all side by side, but thats impossible with my speakers where they are.
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depends; are the speakers valuable (2-10k a piece) or lovely ($1,999 or less)? if they're lovely, just throw them away. gently caress em. garbage. maybe use them as doorstops or something. if they're valuable, throw the computer and its monitors away; you're not gonna waste them with compressed digital audio, are you?
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codo27 posted:If you had to choose between mounting a set of studio monitors above the computer monitors, pointing down, or underneath them and laid on their side, tilted up a bit, which would you choose? I have a secondary and tertiary display, one to the left of my main in portrait style, and another above the main. I'd like to have them all side by side, but thats impossible with my speakers where they are. gonna ask you the same thing I ask everybody who posts a query here: how charged are your crystals right now? how charged do you keep them?
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Also, what is your power chain like? Do you have the correct outlet covers with the perfectly aligned crystalline structure?
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trilobite terror posted:gonna ask you the same thing I ask everybody who posts a query here: how charged are your crystals right now? how charged do you keep them? mine are gaining energy with each and every post in this thread
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codo27 posted:If you had to choose between mounting a set of studio monitors above the computer monitors, pointing down, or underneath them and laid on their side, tilted up a bit, which would you choose? I have a secondary and tertiary display, one to the left of my main in portrait style, and another above the main. I'd like to have them all side by side, but thats impossible with my speakers where they are. I would tilt up a bit and lay down on the side of the speakers. At a 33 degree angle from horizontal, head pointed downward, the soundstage will really open up.
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Grassy Knowles posted:I would tilt up a bit and lay down on the side of the speakers. At a 33 degree angle from horizontal, head pointed downward, the soundstage will really open up. Are you being serious right now? Tilting a speaker is pretty much the best way I know to throw off the delicate balance of electron flow. That's the whole reason circuit boards are usually mounted either flat or perpendicular to the ground (preferably flat), so gravity and the earth's magnetism has uniform pull on each bit of the inner circuitry's de-oxidized gold lines and components. Christ it's like you people have never even heard of Audiophile Quarterly's best articles OR their patented proprietary monoblock power amplifier gravity uniformifying leveling apparatus (called the MPAGULA™) you can buy for $599 each. GreatGreen fucked around with this message at 09:26 on Dec 20, 2023 |
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Good audio is incompatible with a computer monitor.
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The soundstage is dire, I reroute the wires And slam down some jazz with my MPAGULA
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i tested continuity on my $7 pair of chinese XLR to 1/4 TRS cables with my multimeter and got 0 ohms on each conductor everytime complete absolute loving PRAT-less garbage
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GreatGreen posted:Are you being serious right now? Tilting a speaker is pretty much the best way I know to throw off the delicate balance of electron flow. That's the whole reason circuit boards are usually mounted either flat or perpendicular to the ground (preferably flat), so gravity and the earth's magnetism has uniform pull on each bit of the inner circuitry's de-oxidized gold lines and components. Of course I’m being serious you loving fool. I didn’t say tilt the speaker, I say tilt the listener. A wedge pillow filled with rose quartz, atop the speaker for the listener to lay on, feet in the air. For someone talking about Audiophile Quarterly curious you could’ve missed the Spring ‘93 cover story featuring the pillows or the Summer ‘07 article where they investigated replacing the pillow foam with different rocks and minerals.
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death cob for cutie posted:The soundstage is dire, I reroute the wires
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Grassy Knowles posted:I would tilt up a bit and lay down on the side of the speakers. At a 33 degree angle from horizontal, head pointed downward, the soundstage will really open up. if you're going to lay them down please consider purchasing my anti jitter vibration free speaker mat made of NOTE: Make sure you are purchasing the correct mats: Upright or Sideways, there are different layer patterns to ensure that the matt doesn't muffle and cause reflection or at WORST anti-reflection where your soundstage reduces in brightness due to cancellation of the audio due to reflection. PM Me, prices start at 799 per mat, or 1,299.85 for a pair.
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tater_salad posted:PM Me, prices start at 799 per mat, or 1,299.85 for a pair. i only order in bulk
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November was real bad for my setup. I wasn't able to charge my crystals for the whole month and I could definitely tell the difference. Once December 1 came, though? Some real good sound
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Endless Mike posted:November was real bad for my setup. I wasn't able to charge my crystals for the whole month and I could definitely tell the difference. Once December 1 came, though? Some real good sound
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Arrived today. £100 on Amazon. Sounds fantastic on my gaming rig. Absolute bargain. So - you see - enjoying laughing at idiotic audiophiles wasting a fortune on crap can actually net you some cool stuff at a great price! 
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You can't put a price on PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP.
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pocket pool posted:You can't put a price on PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP. I can. I’ll sell you my POO for $10k.
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Dec 20, 2023 18:49
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I bet that thing doesn't even have a moving coil phono input!
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Palladium posted:i only order in bulk Oh, in that case it's 50 bucks for a 20pack.
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smellmycheese posted:Arrived today. £100 on Amazon. Sounds fantastic on my gaming rig. Absolute bargain. So - you see - enjoying laughing at idiotic audiophiles wasting a fortune on crap can actually net you some cool stuff at a great price! Aiyima don't live here no more
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smellmycheese posted:Arrived today. £100 on Amazon. Sounds fantastic on my gaming rig. Absolute bargain. So - you see - enjoying laughing at idiotic audiophiles wasting a fortune on crap can actually net you some cool stuff at a great price! Excuse me are those tone knobs? You do realize how many additional components each control adds to the circuitry, thereby adding unnecessary impedance load to the signal which practically destroys the delicate upper harmonics, and you have two of them? Do people not care about anything anymore? This used to be a country.
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the only tone knob that you're allowed to touch in this thread is the one that charges your crystals
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trilobite terror posted:the only tone knob that you're allowed to touch in this thread is the one that charges your crystals Honest question. As someone who doesn’t know poo poo about audio equipment besides basic consumer connections and what a volume knob does (I don’t even know how to use an equalizer), what do tone knobs do?
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Arivia posted:Honest question. As someone who doesn’t know poo poo about audio equipment besides basic consumer connections and what a volume knob does (I don’t even know how to use an equalizer), what do tone knobs do? they charge your crystals, duh (honest answer: depends on the piece of gear and the manufacturer and the underlying functionality of the knob in question, whether it controls one element or part of the frequency range or whether it’s simply one knob that controls “tone”. Oftentimes it involves changing a frequency curve from a flat response to something more V-shaped or that emphasizes the highs or the lows) trilobite terror fucked around with this message at 23:54 on Dec 20, 2023 |
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GreatGreen posted:Excuse me are those tone knobs? You do realize how many additional components each control adds to the circuitry, thereby adding unnecessary impedance load to the signal which practically destroys the delicate upper harmonics, and you have two of them? It’s actually lacking a knob. A balance knob. Seems a strange thing not to have on an amp.
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balance between... channels? sounds like someone hasn't been monopilled
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the only true way to achieve balance is to keep your crystals full and your balls empty
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How much iron does a person need to consume to emit a ferrofluid
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Grassy Knowles posted:How much iron does a person need to consume to emit a ferrofluid She emitted a lot of it though I don't think it had anything to do with her iron intake. 
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Seriously though, on that Aiyima, wouldn't having the knobs in the middle be neutral, and having them both turned all the way down like that sound like poo poo? I don't see any specs for them anywhere.
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Lowclock posted:Seriously though, on that Aiyima, wouldn't having the knobs in the middle be neutral, and having them both turned all the way down like that sound like poo poo? I don't see any specs for them anywhere. Probably, yes. That's how it is on my Fosi Audio amp in the bedroom, any lower than 12 o clock position and it interferes with the harmonics required to charge my crystals
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMAu_mCxoII New Linus video has some amazing audiophile nonsense products.
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Slash posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMAu_mCxoII Linus is way dumber than the scam artists
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