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If it's unique, and rare, then it has value.

Kinda dumb to not differentiate between easily replaceable items and family heirlooms. Pay attention.

No, I did not read the article and I'm not gonna read 500+ posts to get caught up. But I thought I was enough caught up relative to the present comment in the thread. Perhaps I was wrong. In any case, you are talking about rare albums that NO ONE HAS and WILL NEVER HAVE. Of course that is...

How did prime numbers factor (lol) into this? Be explicit.

The albums are fungible. You can replace any one of them with another and no one would notice. That means no one of them is special. Forgive me if I don't cry if one burns in a fire, . Just replace it and no one will notice.

What part is shallow? The attachment to plastic?

And nothing of value was lost except the owners attachment to plastic.

I am willing to bet $10K (more if you want) that my $150 microphone plus REW can repeatably identify peaks 20dB peaks below 200Hz. Let's do this now.

I like how it crashes every day. It's buggy as fuck. Surpassed only by Dirac.

I've been playing this song in my playlist for years. Recently hit me that it's a cover of Iggy Pops I wanna be your Dog. Yes, I'm a little slow.

Recently found this set. Looks like the kids rediscovered 90's trance. Love it. Takes them a couple minutes to get going, but then they absolutely kill it for the next 20 minutes. They are adorable to watch. Last half of set falls apart in my opinion, so just skip it.

A safe word to signal that confrontational discussion should be avoided is antithetical to the main premise of this forum.

They better be pretty hot if you're gonna have to live without fulfilling your dream of amazing sound in your home.

What is the difference between a fast and a slow subwoofer?

Has anyone ever been able to measure a soundstage disappearing? Or is this only conjecture that we can? We all know it happens. If there are no concrete measurements using perhaps "a complex setup probably consisting of a spherical array of small directional mics and some complex processing to...

I'll try to measure and post the graphs tomorrow. I'll try to measure tomorrow and post the graphs.

OP's original proposition: "Something the subjectivist crowd often brings up. "There are things we cannot measure but the human ear/brain can hear it. We retort, an analyzer can hear much better than any human can. Which is the truth." If I aim my speakers in 5 degrees more than normal, the...