When a presumably ex-military EE helps design a commercial electronic, it's safe to say half of it contains military secrets? We can just throw that around like it's true? I'm sorry if I sound annoyed. I'm happy you were able to work with a talented guy.
It is a fact that government funded research, military or otherwise, sometimes* benefits commercial interests. That's one of the first slides researchers show when groveling for grants. It's still utterly ridiculous to push a product claiming, "50% of the parts inside are military secrets...
I walked into my coworker having a similar heart attack moment with his wife just last week. She called in a panic to tell him that a collection agency called and threatened to take them to court if they didn't wire money immediately. She was completely on the hook because they were so scary...
I realize my post may be a bit of a nonsequitir at this point in the conversation and that we've moved on beyond what processed audio looks like but I can't help myself.
This representation of the Fourier transformation was enlightening for me and this page describes the model used to get...
Don, you seem to have a grasp on this beyond my own. I did find this page and its included app to be informative for understanding the stairstep issue further. Here's a bit of wisdom yanked from the mouths of The Matrix babes', there are no stairs...
One of the more interesting anti-correction arguments that I've heard is that any signal the system pulls out is filled in by modes, a form of distortion.
This analysis is wrong. It's a problem of details but the idea that Samsung hasn't distinguished its feature set is patently incorrect. They have the watch, for God's sake. No one is doing that. They have a gagillion megapixel camera with optical zoom. These are far from indistinguishable...
I'm guessing this limits some variables in the standard model, simplifying the middle while disrupting the rest. Questions that will never be answered are the best questions.
In my opinion, the age of a central authority is over. The forum has ended the reign of the magazine reviewer for better or worse. Decentralization and collaboration are how winners are picked these days. Community organized meet-ups and shootouts are the best means to pick which products to...
Gypsum and Fiberglass are dense and popular for low frequency absorbers but unless your drywall is extraordinarily dense, the bass from your system is probably not interacting too much with the walls. It could be really good cancellation modes too.
Some resources...
Is this conversation limited to tape? If so you've just excluded nearly all valid opinions.
Raise your hand if you have experience with big reel to reels. The four of you are welcome to continue discussing the importance of sources over speakers.
Thanks for the input. I wasn't aware of their theater. What Synthesis set up are you replacing?
That room is more like a state of the art studio that looks like it could be furnished as a typical living room. See this slide. There's just over 10 inches of material between the inner and...
Sean Olive and Harman have been relatively transparent regarding their process. Dr. Olive has published a significant amount of work on his blog, free for public consumption. This gives me hope to see a test like I mentioned, unlikely though it may be. I'm just wishfully thinking out loud.
I'd like to see Harman's blind test results pitting the M2 against the Salon, LSR6332, and P363. It might be neat to see them all fall into line, but I imagine the results would be a little less clear than that until SPL is increased beyond the capacity for the lower end speaker.