kidstypike wrote:
You won't sell many, at $5,000 to $6,000 they are *way* too cheap.
Audiophools aren't *that* stupid. :)
So think of the LES + Audiophile Air Purification and Alignment System
as a value tweak :)
ralphpnj wrote:
You are quite right - The Audiophile Air Purification and Alignment
System (AAPAAS) could be offered as a stand alone product or as an add
on to the LES. Plus there are lots of other components in both devices
which can be upgraded using audiophile quality components. For
P Nelson wrote:
There does appear to be some synergy between the two concepts. I am
thinking the WiFi stabilizer could be an add-on product. In development
is another product to solve the problem that when you exhale, you
disturb the air close to your ears which causes distortion. Also
Mnyb wrote:
More quantum mechanics and quantum electrodynamics :)
oops, wrong QED. But anyhow, Certain crazy products are sold to
audiophiles. They provide no benefit. Thus, *some* audiophiles are very
gullible. Q.E.D.
Mnyb wrote:
If we apply qm/qed to it, the prevailing stupidity in our society can be
a field , a large enough vibration of the stupidity field would then
yield a particle ( like the em field has photons ) the particle is the
TAS particle aka the audiophile :)
qm/qed?
I just did not get
P Nelson wrote:
qm/qed?
I just did not get the TLA, two or three letter acronym. I was
laughing on the stupidity field creating an audiofool.
Paul
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q.E.D.
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More quantum mechanics and quantum electrodynamics :)
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Mnyb wrote:
If we apply qm/qed to it, the prevailing stupidity in our society can be
a field , a large enough vibration of the stupidity field would then
yield a particle ( like the em field has photons ) the particle is the
TAS particle aka the audiophile :)
Brilliant. It explains so much.
There already are ambient field conditioners on the market , some of the
more ingenious ones are passive devices , no risk of harm via
electrocution ,can be sold worldwide and no warranties as there is
nothing that can break .
So you are beaten to the punch . But me to products sells to you only
jh901 wrote:
The mastering engineering which was reponsible for the vast majority of
albums re-released on CD (after the original CD release in the 80s) in
the 90s is where the loudness wars impact was felt. Dynamics were lost
in an effort to maximize volume. Dynamics were destroyed.
Do
ralphpnj wrote:
Nelson, we need to talk :)
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?98430-Audiophile-shark-jumpingp=743116viewfull=1#post743116
There does appear to be some synergy between the two concepts. I am
thinking the WiFi stabilizer could be an add-on product. In development
ralphpnj wrote:
Have you forgotten (or maybe you are just too young to remember) how in
the 1980's many of the newly issued CDs of material originally recorded
in analog and first issued on vinyl were being questioned by audiophiles
because:
1) the vinyl master was used for the CD with
Nelson, we need to talk :)
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jh901 wrote:
The mastering engineering which was reponsible for the vast majority of
albums re-released on CD (after the original CD release in the 80s) in
the 90s is where the loudness wars impact was felt. Dynamics were lost
in an effort to maximize volume. Dynamics were destroyed.
Do
I know that most of think that I am only joking but there is time to get
in on the ground floor for my new Audiophile Air Purification and
Alignment System.
Sure AudioQuest and others have the high end USB and ethernet cable
market covered but what those audiophiles who use lowly Wi-Fi,
Thanks for sharing - I haven't laughed so much in ages :D
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This explains why I can't detect night and day differences from many of
the changes in my setup. Alas, I've never treated the air. But now I
too can lift the veil. Happy April 1st!
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mlsstl wrote:
So, yes, a carefully done re-release, if the original studio tape is
still in good condition (and they do deteriorate with time) can sound
better than the old LP or original CD, but the fundamental character of
the album should remain the same. If things change too much, one
Listening Environment Stabilizer (LES) works to control the listening
environment for your audiophile system which will remove the veil of
distortion that currently resides in your listening room. *Since
installing LES, the clarity and musical tone of my system has
dramatically improved. * What
Julf wrote:
I first thought this was a April Fools joke, but seems these guys are
for real - well, for whatever real means. Audiophile Ethernet cable.
Only 4594 / £3875 / $5886 for a 8 m cable.
http://www.audioquest.com/ethernet/diamond
The correct direction is determined by listening
I first thought this was a April Fools joke, but seems these guys are
for real - well, for whatever real means. Audiophile Ethernet cable.
Only 4594 / £3875 / $5886 for a 8 m cable.
http://www.audioquest.com/ethernet/diamond
The correct direction is determined by listening to every batch of
Julf wrote:
Unfortunately they seem to be subscriber-only. But the results seem to
be typical. Here are some other ones:
'hi-fi world: cartridge tests'
(http://www.hi-fiworld.co.uk/vinyl-lp/70-tests/103-cartridge-tests.html?showall=1).
Thanks! Nice summary article. Since I was never
I think the point is that if, for instance, the drums are miked in a
particular way, nothing really can be done in a re-master to
fundamentally alter the sound, to the extent that is a function of the
original miking. It may be the explicit intent of the artist and
producer, and that might have
Quad wrote:
It's hard to describe the difference in words. I will necessarily sound
like always But I'll give it a try.
In favor of the Touch:
- PC sounds somehow thinner
- Touch is somehow warmer
In favor of the PC:
- sounds more effortless
- harsh recording passages have less
mlsstl wrote:
Perhaps I've just been extra slow to notice, but your music focus seems
to primarily be various re-releases of what appears to be classic rock
albums.
Could it be that Steve Hoffman only seems to remaster classic rock
albums?
Excuse me while I go puke.
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came across this link on another forum
This poor lost soul reckons he's written a better audio player by
producing a minimalist audio player
https://rapidshare.com/#users|45980080|0ae609ce616a35c8de7ac5fda4b6194c|11541
here is the readme file, you couldn't make it up and what's more he's
Just a heads-up in case anyone is interested. The St. Louis area is
going to have a classical FM station again starting Monday April 8. We
lost our last one when it became a Christian pop station after the
owners sold it three years ago. The new station is at 107.3 and will be
run by the Radio
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