If you take a look at the science of audio you won't go very far before you run into the word "vibration". Audio signal "IS" a form of vibrating energy. These oscillative forms "vibration" are what we pass through our systems and reveal in the form of again "vibratory" wave forms. You can't separate oscillating from vibration. "Oscillation is the repetitive variation, typically in time, of some measure about a central value (often a point of equilibrium) or between two or more different states."
The whole world embraces both "Good Vibes" and "Bad Vibes" as an issue of being "In-Tune" or "Out-of-Tune" just as the ride of a car being smooth or shakey, yet for some reason, unique to High End Audio, some feel that you should "get rid of the repetitive variations" instead of puting them in-tune.
I challenge those of you in the industry that support vibration dampening to prove the audio signal in it's analog state is not a "vibratory energy form".
michael green
MGA/RoomTune
http://tuneland.techno-zone.net/
If you take a look at the science of audio you won't go very far before you run into the word "vibration". Audio signal "IS" a form of vibrating energy. These oscillative forms "vibration" are what we pass through our systems and reveal in the form of again "vibratory" wave forms. You can't separate oscillating from vibration. "Oscillation is the repetitive variation, typically in time, of some measure about a central value (often a point of equilibrium) or between two or more different states."
The whole world embraces both "Good Vibes" and "Bad Vibes" as an issue of being "In-Tune" or "Out-of-Tune" just as the ride of a car being smooth or shakey, yet for some reason, unique to High End Audio, some feel that you should "get rid of the repetitive variations" instead of puting them in-tune.
I challenge those of you in the industry that support vibration dampening to prove the audio signal in it's analog state is not a "vibratory energy form".
michael green
MGA/RoomTune
http://tuneland.techno-zone.net/