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There are a lot of people who intuitively know these things don't do anything. But when challenged, they can't prove it. Now they can. They can simply link to this review to counter the many fluff ones that claim all kinds of crazy things being good for audio.Why are you doing this to yourself @amirm ?
I like the videos. Maybe he may not feel its worth his time, but I genuinely appreciate the content, if nothing else.Why are you doing this to yourself @amirm ? You are never going to get those hours of your life back. PS Audio are snake oil merchants that much is clear.
I think something like "Wall of Shame" would be enough for companies like this. No need to waste the resources and time to prove the obvious again and again.
Sadly a lot of people lack that basic intuition with audio in general. For example, if you think about it then it's fairly obvious why a linear frequency response is what we want. Same goes for power supplies. We have PC's and other sensitive equipment running on switching power supplies straight from the socket and somehow when we work with simple signals such as in the audio domain it suddenly is an issue?There are a lot of people who intuitively know these things don't do anything. But when challenged, they can't prove it. Now they can. They can simply link to this review to counter the many fluff ones that claim all kinds of crazy things being good for audio.
Before there's a lot of argument to whether if something outside of the transducer change things, but what were missed is that if there's changes, is the changes good?There are a lot of people who intuitively know these things don't do anything. But when challenged, they can't prove it. Now they can. They can simply link to this review to counter the many fluff ones that claim all kinds of crazy things being good for audio.
Well, there is no way to answer that because there is no change to characterize. If I wear red socks instead of black, the sound doesn't change. How would we answer the impact of red vs black socks on sound then?Before there's a lot of argument to whether if something outside of the transducer change things, but what were missed is that if there's changes, is the changes good?
Yeah, socks are no way to be adjunct by any substances to sound reproduction, I guess. But any transducer plugged in with terrible output can't have good output.Well, there is no way to answer that because there is no change to characterize. If I wear red socks instead of black, the sound doesn't change. How would we answer the impact of red vs black socks on sound then?
Well, there is no way to answer that because there is no change to characterize. If I wear red socks instead of black, the sound doesn't change. How would we answer the impact of red vs black socks on sound then?
It depends. How much do you keep your feet raised from the floor when you listen to music? Are the socks made with wool or cotton?… How would we answer the impact of red vs black socks on sound then?
Thread merge?A response from Paul on increased noise of PowerPlant: