In Reply to: Bad choice of words but *YOU* know what I meant... posted by David Aiken on September 11, 2003 at 12:27:39:
I don't think that recording staff is playing with polarity since they don't know what gear the end use is using. Some amps invert polarity, others don't. Some speakers have their drivers wired with different polarities, others don't.Vibration tweaks : I have difficulties to believe that vibration has an effect whatsoever on electronic components. Has this been proven in blind tests ? I further believe, please don't feel personally agressed, that tweaks are inherently subject to self-deception.
As you say, perhaps other factors than polaryit alone are involved when detecting polarity inversion. Methodological testing would appear approriate.
Klaus
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Follow Ups
- Re: Bad choice of words but *YOU* know what I meant... - Klaus 00:29:59 09/12/03 (20)
- "I have difficulties to believe . . . " - markrohr 04:36:16 09/12/03 (19)
- Why bother? - David Aiken 15:36:21 09/12/03 (11)
- The science of tweaking - Klaus 23:13:50 09/12/03 (9)
- Re: The science of tweaking - David Aiken 00:41:11 09/13/03 (8)
- Re: The science of tweaking - Klaus 22:55:58 09/13/03 (7)
- Okay, I'll bite . . . - markrohr 07:28:41 09/14/03 (3)
- Specs, specs and specs - Klaus 00:26:49 09/15/03 (2)
- There you have it, folks...............nt - markrohr 07:33:03 09/15/03 (1)
- So what... - Klaus 03:49:07 09/16/03 (0)
- Re: The science of tweaking - David Aiken 00:07:10 09/14/03 (2)
- Re: The science of tweaking - Klaus 07:22:43 09/15/03 (1)
- Self deception and error - David Aiken 14:16:22 09/15/03 (0)
- *Very* well said, David.....nt - markrohr 15:58:44 09/12/03 (0)
- Eggs Ackley! nt - clarkjohnsen 11:29:25 09/12/03 (0)
- Memory is a volatile thing... - Klaus 06:50:48 09/12/03 (5)
- You know why I beat my head against the wall, don't you? - markrohr 09:01:55 09/12/03 (4)
- Why not leave emotions outdoors and discuss matters objectively ? (nt) - Klaus 00:23:42 09/13/03 (2)
- Re: Why not leave emotions outdoors and discuss matters objectively ? (nt) - Timbo in Oz 02:32:58 09/13/03 (1)
- Objectively - Klaus 02:13:25 09/15/03 (0)
- The above observation has not been peer-reviewed, nor is it supported by double-blind tests.........nt - markrohr 09:02:55 09/12/03 (0)