
Latex could silence noisy neighbours
- Read more about Latex could silence noisy neighbours
- Log in or register to post comments
Sounds like the Scandinavian Patsy Cline. heard her on NPR today. Hot
http://www.4stepsahead.creaktiv-hifi.com/pdf/neuePHYSIK_web_uk.pdf
Giuseppe Scardamaglia
This is meant to be a light hearted thread.
What constitutes a bannable offense?
What gives a temporary ban, what gives a permanent one?
I'll start:
Pomposity = temp ban
Verbosity = temp ban
Pomposity + Verbosity = perm ban.
Snap, MJF, you done be gone .
That reminds me of another one:
Inept and tasteless imitation of a dialect = temp ban (after a warning of course)
Though the recordings sell in <A HREF="http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01/29/AR20100… numbers</A>, the real thing continues to thrive. Do you attend classical music concerts?
I have now listened to my new cables burn in, and I am very surprised at the difference from my old Audioquests. The Supra's are much more pleasant and coherent, much less "in my face", but with a lot of details. The LF are very deep and round, and less boomy. It's amazing that a $20 per meter speaker cable can be so good. I don't hear any difference when connecting/disconnecting the shield to my amplifier's ground, but maybe I will when I get my new shoeboxes on Wednesday.
Hello,
I was curious to know if anyone has done any testing or has some scientific data on the maximum recommended distance a Digital cable should be between two components without signal degradation or issues?
In my case, I am referring to a cable run that would originate from an SPDIF-Out from a sound card to an SPDIF In on my DAC directly downstairs from my PC location.
'THE rumbling bass from the party animals next door need no longer keep you awake at night. Cheap and effective soundproofing can be yours in the shape of novel tiles made from latex and a few plastic buttons'.
From New Scientist:
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20527485.400-latex-could-silence-noisy-neighbours.html