Are non-audiophiles permitted here?

NorthStar

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Exactly! In another forum, audiophiles are discussing the sound of silver SATA cables. What’s next, the sound of different brands of SDRAM?

My love is music, not sound. The sound produced by the music synthesizers I wrote was not audiophile quality, but it allowed users to connect with the music they loved. The notation I devised allowed people, who could not read music or play an instrument, to transcribe their favorite music and hear it played by their computer. I have 2,270 music files that were created for that system, including hundreds of original compositions. The sound quality is crap but the music is priceless.

Says it all right there! :b
 

NorthStar

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Stip!

Here's a 'stip' (tip).

1. Go to the bathroom.
2. Brush your teeth.
3. Put water in your eyes, spread it inside & around, then dry the excess with a towel.
4. Use one of those tools (Q-Tip or small metal cocaine shovel) to clean your ears (the inside wax).
--{You can also use a syringe and inject hot water to cleanse the unreachable orifice's depth.}
5. Put a record (vinyl) on your turntable, or a CD (or SACD) in your CD/SACD player,
-- or a tape in your open reel-to-reel tape deck...
6. Try to chose some solo Cello by Bach, or solo Piano by Mozart, Chopin, or a classical symphonia
-- for full orchestra by Tchaikovsky, or Mahler, Beethoven, ... or an opera with tenor male singers,
-- or soprano female singers, or choral music with Organ ...
7. And try to pick this Music played by some great artists, classical musicians & singers.
8. And from great mastering recordings by some of the best world's sound recording/engineers.
9. Then just relax & listen.

:b
 

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