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All serious comparative wine tastings are done blind. We repeated the Spurrier tasting in1977 to very different results.

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We also don't need someone to interject (for instance) that Ohm's Law is not a fundamental law of physics into these discussions. Conductivity can be a function of many things. Take stress (as a tensor) for one and you could possibly find some microscopic directionality in some strangely doped...

Notice the 0.55 Hz LP eccentricity is still there.

Simple mathematical abstraction , anyone can compute 1/9 to infinite digits. :p

You would need to produce examples of these before making this statement.

Folks here need to remember that this is not much of a DIY site,

You then have a non-stationary and non-time invariant system.

Little if any of this applies 150dB below an ideal -144dB DAC.

Fundamental only in the sense that a noiseless input signal is thermodynamically impossible. The Brownian motion of the air surrounding the microphone diaphragm can not be eliminated (except possibly at 0 Kelvin or in a vacuum). Ample literature on signal detection and noise exists where the...

Olson and Johnson, The Ritz Bros, Colonel Stoopnagle and Bud, Fibber McGee and Molly, Don Ameche and Frances Longford (The Bickersons)). Re: Olson and Johnson, we tried everywhere around 1970 to get a copy of this to screen but failed (small sample here).

IMO a testable signal chain includes a 50bit DAC.

I thought he stated that those claims were not testable or measurable (they certainly are not).

Chum and they will come.

That's easy gravity is not a force at all.

I'm not talking about the primary resonance, Tone arms can have resonances upwards of 100's of Hz depending on their stiffness, etc. while having a well damped 10Hz or so primary resonance. Just wondering. Scott "remembering the wonderful tone of my Pitman arm separator"

A question for the TT experts here. Doesn't hanging that huge counterweight that low create some troublesome mechanical lever effects with respect to lateral vibration?

Sounds like it might get expensive. Standard ones are 0.8 cents@ in quantity.

Around here these days increasing the thickness of the walls 3" for a 10'x20' room will lose you $15,000 in value.

It looks like the outer head is threaded as well as being slightly larger. If you don't use a drywall gun it is very easy to shoot the screw right through the dry wall. I expect the installation does just that using the auto stop feature to set the second head right at the surface. I wonder what...