nanook

You are right, this was not a syllogism, but I believe there are some aspects of your reasoning that might not be entirely accurate...

I use AI mostly to find technical information and solutions, not to form my worldview, and in this repsect it's pretty useful in terms...

With all due respect, I would like to point out that your syllogism is not correct, because the reasoning that "The answer to the first...

As an aggregator of common wisdom and basic facts ChatGPT is actually pretty good. It replaced Google for me to look for quick answers...

The first AI answer (default) is a barometer of how we are doing. That it repeated the common myth means we have a lot more work to do...

It's a thread about AI. Many many threads on this site aren't about measuring and discussing specific audio components, they range from...

You asked: Do all audio amplifiers sound the same? ChatGPT said: No, not all audio amplifiers sound the same! Even though, in...

As others have said, there is little chance that changing the op-amps will make any audible or measurable difference...

Here's review of an amplifier comparing measurements with Sparkos SS2590 and another discrete OpAmp...

I think I was on the wrong end of the stick: Providing a firmware clearly is in the responsibility of the manufacturer SMSL. The do...

That sounds like a pretty stale excuse to me. It seems SMSL is the manufacturer and ShenzenAudio is a retailer. And who other than the...

The way SMSL handles the topic of firmware updates is indeed rather sloppy. It's actually not that difficult to rename the folder or...

On the English download page it's listed as V1.1, but if you look into the downloaded zip-archive it's v1.2 from 8 Oct. 2024...

The SMSL products with ESS DAC chips are known to make small "pop" or "click" like sounds when a sample rate occurs. I'm not even sure...

I mean, it acted as if it did alternating the sampling in some weird struggle with Windows, that would cause a relay like click and...