The only thing worse is open collector!I hope it isn't open drain. Anything could get in.
The only thing worse is open collector!I hope it isn't open drain. Anything could get in.
It's just part of your personality disorder. The stuff is fully legalized in my country. You can cease demonizing it now. You sound like Archie Bunker. I'm still waiting for your proof that I am anti-social here @ ASR.Your hot whatever at a neighbor's house for pot smoking. It sounds ominous and creepy to start with.
I live in medieval castle surrounded by water and a falling gate. The way stones and water resonate make the cables disappear. The only other system I've heard with such transparent cables was wireless.Again, deriding my audio system as crappy. Sure and what is so special about your system that it is so superior? P.S. The equipment that I mentioned that is not rewired is nearly all surface mounted circuit boards, no wiring to rewire, not even to outputs/outlets in most cases.
You most definitely are one if you can't answer the basic question as to whose fault it is that the 'Snake Oil' exists.I'm still waiting for your proof that I am anti-social here @ ASR.
It's both the buyers' and sellers' fault in that the sellers are price gouging and creating a aura of exclusivity while the buyers do not practice buyer beware. I'm not saying buyers deserve to be taken advantage of but they do have a responsibility in this too.You most definitely are one if you can't answer the basic question as to whose fault the 'Snake Oil' exists.
I'll be easy on you and make it a multiple choice.
A. Seller?
B. Buyer?
His comment was a reply to me. Perhaps you are too emotionally involved to rationally see who is replying to whom. As an observation, cognitive biases and emotional/financial investment go very much hand in hand. There is also a great deal of appeal to authority bias in your follow up post. You did not mention once any ABX testing in your search for higher fidelity with your cable swaps and tweaks. You’ll want to take that approach if you expect to get any respect for your opinion here. If you are not interested in taking that route, I’d suggest you enjoy your music and spend your valuable time on another forum. It will be better for your mental health.I wasn't expecting stupid remarks so quickly!
My vote goes to irrelevant.So, do you consider my remarks as inflammatory, irrelevant or offensive?
It's probably, "Snake." As in the name Whitesnake. Where's the proof that I am anti-social?(White something or other).
Why exactly are you here? This forum doesn't really cater to your evident interests.I have been testing cabling on my system for 24 years with a boutique manufacturer. I don't care about the costs (up to a point, I won't pay double figures for any cable, mostly $100s and a few $1000). I've accompanied my friend who brought his cables (mostly interconnects) to audio shows and had them inserted instead of the show cables, mostly to good effect, sometimes on extremely expensive cables. I dumped his digital cable, a well made first effort at $200 which was superior to 4 others I tried in my home under $1000. I then tried another friend's $1500 SR Atmosphere X Euphoria. I was sold on it immediately. He tried to get me to purchase the more expensive $3000 Galileo. As I previously stated it would have to be 2X better. Maybe I'll try it in the future as SR has a 30 day free trial policy. That's another thing about SR. They allow you to try everything for 30 days, fuses, HFTs, power outlets, cables and tweaks. Don't like it, don't buy it. I think I mentioned all this previously.
Ding, ding ding. We have a winner!Why exactly are you here? This forum doesn't really cater to your evident interests.
You don’t know what is or who owns Shangri-La studios? And you live in LA and are in the business?I am sorry to hear that you were affected by the Woolsey fire. I lived a few miles northwest in Chatsworth at the time. It was a devastating fire.
I did not inspect Shangri-La entertainment studios so I don't know anything about them.
The Complex Studios (Streisand, Earth Wind & Fire) in West L.A. were so careful concerning their power that they used 32 huge isolation transformers (remained from the original BofA computer accounting facility) to provide clean power. Another studio in N. Hollywood (defunct, now residential) built separate positive and negative transformer banks for the incoming power, floated a soundstage above with a composite and elastomer materials over a deeper 12" concrete subfloor and wired with premium Cardas, using only tape rather than digital recording in 1990s. Some famous rock group used that studio (White something or other).
Anyway, some studios go to great lengths to ensure a sound while others use computers to create their recordings.
He/she assumes a authoritative stance as if above our knowledge level(s). We must acknowledge this superior experience and intellect and bow to his might and plight.Where is the scientific proof to any of your cable anecdotes?
Nope! Wrong! It’s his blessed ears!He/she assumes a authoritative stance as if above our knowledge level(s). We must acknowledge this superior experience and intellect and bow to his might and plight.
The ones that he nearly stated are better than the test gear that is not capable.Nope! Wrong! It’s his blessed ears!
lol. You are correct and I am thoroughly chastised! I shall return to the peanut gallery and observe in awe. I will chalk it up to some folks having more dollars than sense.He/she assumes a authoritative stance as if above our knowledge level(s). We must acknowledge this superior experience and intellect and bow to his might and plight.
Now you understand!The ones that he nearly stated are better than the test gear that is not capable.
Yes, I have seen the error of my anti-social electronics ways and means.Now you understand!
Jazz? I've never heard of that. You must be some kind of musical genius.From the music genres that you enjoy, I couldn't make a judgement on sound. Your equipment is lower mid-fi. All the music preferences I do not listen to and neither do my "elderly" friends and recording engineers (over 50). Unless there is an acoustic to be recorded or pre-1995 engineering, it is nearly impossible to evaluate excellent music equipment and cabling. Maybe jazz could appeal to you.