babadono
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I have a curious thought. What if we eliminate all or a lot of the wires and instead put them on a new fangled thingy called a "printed circuit board" IS that a good thing or a bad thing?
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Trey
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13 hours ago, seti said:Trey of course.
so methinks you better try this @Trey Cannon I tried recently and got no response from him, but it is the only chance we have that he will be alerted. Unless of course you have his email address or phone #
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8 hours ago, Jeffrey D. Medwin said:
Sir, so you think, and you are entitled to your thinking, but I Know from my actual building and listening experience, you are totally incorrect !!
Jeff Medwin.
Cognito sum ergo sum cognito.
But anyway, I do not think capacitors store energy in an electric field I KNOW they do. And inductors store energy in a magnetic field. It's called electronic engineering.
The dimes worth of difference is a quote from PWK.
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Ooh,ooh,...... I know this one....convert electrical energy to acoustic energy
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This thread reminds me of a Rush song....everybody needs a soft filter, everybody needs reverse polarity.
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18 minutes ago, Alexander said:
Yea, we all know how much nylon will interfere with magnetic fields.
Actually caps store energy in an electric field, inductors in a magnetic field, but yea it won't make a dimes worth of difference.
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21 hours ago, Deang said:
If you can’t remember what you heard five minutes ago - do NOT get married.
Is THAT why my wife's always mad at me?
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Trey
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@seti who you screaming at?
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Yea @Tarheel is the backdoor man.
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Ah c'mon ya tease. Let's see the fronts
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1 hour ago, richieb said:
=== OK, but how’s it sound — ?
It has airy highs and a less forward midrange
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4 hours ago, CECAA850 said:
It needs 8 ga silver wire.
12ga copper shall suffice
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14 hours ago, Schu said:
I'm gonna have to Google power sequencer...
I found out by accident/chance that if I leave the electronic crossover on while turning off the power amps and then after a delay power down the crossover that the power off "thumps" are eliminated. Since this equipment is remotely located I had been shutting everything off together. And since I work for an industrial automation company I thought I could make that happen automatically. And thus it is so. Basically when the remote power amp switch is turned on the black outlets come on immediately. Then after a programmable delay the white outlets turn on and after another programmable delay the gray outlets come on. Upon power off the sequence is reversed with their own programmable delays.
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46 minutes ago, mikebse2a3 said:
I want to add that sound preference is very subjective and ultimately people need to find what makes them happy above all regardless of specs or others opinions.
miketn
41 minutes ago, jwc said:well said.
Of course a horse is a horse of course
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Not really "what I got" but what I've been working and building over the last week or so(in my "spare" time)...a power sequencer for my rack stack of amps and electronic crossover for the Jubilees. The blue lighted "Power Amp" switch will be in a remote location. I'll get some pix of it in the rack when I get it installed
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46 minutes ago, glens said:
Yes, all of you have reported you hear differences. Differences between configurations at different times. In many of those cases there's no way you can really reach such a conclusion because you're comparing something happening "now" to something you're pulling from memory.
But some people believe they have a perfect auditory memory. I do not and I KNOW I do not.
But like the folks that have a perfect auditory memory, I know what I like
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What about in a non Euclidian universe?
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Switches to change polarity of a capacitor in a crossover add or take away something that you can hear?
OH MY whatever will we do?
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11 hours ago, glens said:
Unless you wire a DPDT (break before make) switch as I described earlier, there's no way you'd be able to truly discern whether there's a difference re cap orientation in a crossover. Even in a low-level feed-through situation where the perceived quality of the sound (apart from picked-up-and-later-amplified noise) is in question, unless you can immediately ("live") switch between methods for A/B purposes, you're fooling yourself - it's virtually impossible to critically A/B with more than moments between the A and the B.
DING,DING,DING---WINNER,WINNER,WINNER Post of the day.
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This'll make 'er work unbalanced. For $0.49 you'd think Emo would throw one in da box
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Thought you were in Norway.
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Hey! that's hot and cold running funk
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Builders out here tell me that with our water that the little particles (microscopic) ping off the inside walls of the copper pipe and eventually rub holes in the copper. I insisted and paid extra that the plumber use the thicker pipe(type L or M I forget which is the thicker wall). Also out here the ground shakes quite often and this has a tendency to break pipes
If a little of my waste water leaks into the ground it don't bother me much, with septic and a leach field it's all going there anyway.
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Are Your Capacitors Installed Backwards ??
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MUST be made in Germany, even though the Germans out source all their stuff to China just like us.