Welcome! Good to see another engineer here. I worked on some data converters for physics stuff but on the HW side, not SW, small world!
Greetings. For someone with little background in science, I was motivated to register to learn a little more about audio science. Not to mention all the joie de vivre around at the forum made it easy for newbies too.
I'm a headphone enthusiast who is however strictly on the objectivist side. However like I've said I've little background in science but am here to learn. I listen mostly to classical and have a degree in humanities and live in the tropics. And pardon my language as English is not my native tongue.
Hope to contribute more to the good cheer around the place.
Another engineer here! My background has nothing to do with electronics... I graduated with a degree in Civil Engineering, and about 4 years after that went into software and never looked back. I like geeking out on gear (of all kinds), and especially appreciate being able to know what I am actually paying for and whether or not I am getting my moneys worth when it comes to audio equipment. That's what I signed-up for: to not get wooed by marketing, but by cold, hard science![]()
Canadian engineer, complete with Iron Ring?
Stainless Steel ring in the US. Of course.![]()
And probably made in China
Kidding aside, I have never seen an actual iron ring on an engineer.
Mine is certainly stainless steel.
Only the Toronto camp can choose wrought iron or stainless steel. Check for 'black finger'.![]()
Welcome to the forum Kyle. No prior experience is needed to be here. Ask questions and our senior members -- both in age and experience-- will be happy to answer.