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In Reply to: RE: First Your "Total nonsense" to Satie, now your "ficus tree discussions" comment. posted by Satie on April 3, 2015 at 07:29:39:
Some things (and electronic audio equipment) in the real-world can function pretty close to a theoretical model. (In this case a voltage-source.) However, it seemed that was a premise you couldn't accept so I understand why you continue to disbelieve.
The incorrect analysis about current splitting/sharing and various other conclusions were formed after you'd run off on a tangent. I made an attempt to bring you back but wasn't successful. Oh well.
I can't disagree with you that doing an actual physical switch of the cables might be more definitive...maybe...but by how much? Regardless, that option wasn't in the original premise of the Sanders evaluation technique. In fact his WHOLE objective was to set up a configuration where you wouldn't have to resort to that. :)
Discussions like all of these are of limited value if an audiophile can't agree to accept basic engineering principles. I find this somewhat amusing/ironic in your case since you are an engineer. :)
Cheers,
Dave.
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- RE: First Your "Total nonsense" to Satie, now your "ficus tree discussions" comment. - Davey 09:59:04 04/03/15 (2)
- RE: First Your "Total nonsense" to Satie, now your "ficus tree discussions" comment. - Satie 10:18:36 04/03/15 (1)
- RE: First Your "Total nonsense" to Satie, now your "ficus tree discussions" comment. - Davey 10:40:08 04/03/15 (0)
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