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The Audio Impact of Solar Panels and Battery Backup: Comparing Sound Quality of Panels, Batteries, and the Grid
The Audio Impact of Solar Panels and Battery Backup: Comparing Sound Quality of Panels, Batteries, and the Grid Introduction I recently got solar panels and a battery backup system installed at my house. While this was a decision driven by many factors, as I described in my previous article, The ...audiophilestyle.com
There has to be something wrong before there can be an improvement...does anyone know if anyone has done sound improvement
https://audiophilestyle.com/ca/bits...ality-of-panels-batteries-and-the-grid-r1072/
In a word, these two configurations were indistinguishable.
Does electricity coming from nuclear reactors add extra distortion to music? Chances are my Godflesh records will get better!
Maybe have the panels & batteries be the actual rails of the amplifier. If their output gets converted to AC, then you're back to square one again.Nonsense
I don't know if electricity can be generated directly from nuclear energy without the use of rotating machinery (generators powered by steam turbines) utilizing nuclear heat energy. If that's possible, then it certainly would be quiet compared to steam turbines powering rotating generators.I always assumed that electricity generated by nuclear power was quieter. That's why they use it in submarines.![]()
What the hell justification can there be for something like that? Except something stupid like "preserving neighborhood character" or the like.My local municipality recently passed an ordinance prohibiting ground-mounted solar arrays. Since I don't have a south-facing roof, I'm out of luck.