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Twiin posted:Timing jitter is theoretically audible when listening to a CD if it's above 400ns. If you have 400ns of jitter, your gear is broken. It is impossible to tell the difference between a perfect magical cable with 0ps jitter and an off-the-shelf sweatshop-labour radio shack cable with 2ns jitter. How the hell do cables cause timing jitter? Jitter is caused by the digital circuits and discrepancies in timing crystals or something.
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Audiot posted:Just... wow.
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Jul 14, 2009 04:11
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Hypnolobster posted:hey man all the harshness from a new silver cable goes away after 459.3 hours But any real man uses pure platinum cables which measure 0.000000106 ohms/m compared to 0.000000159 ohms/m for silver.
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Aug 23, 2009 23:10
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I'm not to sure how a 48kbps AAC encoded track sounds vs an MP3 encoded at the same rate, but I can definitely tell the difference between a 128kbps and 64kbps MP3. Especially if the song has cymbals. It starts to sound like I'm diving down Neo's throat.
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Oct 19, 2009 21:52
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Has anyone seen or heard of the rotary subwoofer? (and another link). It's one way of reproducing those frequencies below the usual 15-18Hz that most conventional subwoofers start sucking at. I can't see how this WOULDN'T affect emotional response to say, a t-rex stomping around in Jurassic Park.
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