Tweakers' Asylum

Posted by Robo02 (D) on May 18, 2009 at 14:52:07

In Reply to: RE: "I heard them in the lab room at my company's factory..." posted by Ethan Winer on May 16, 2009 at 09:59:09

Nobody called it "new physics." Quite the contrary, as was pointed out, the Venturi effect is very old physics. Since the first up when I Google it is Wikipedia, I will post that link below.

I think the only "wishful thinking" here, is your wishing that it didn't work because that would challenge your stuck in cement attitudes.

Assuming that your having avoided the repeated questions regarding your claim to actually have listened to the Cathedral panels means that in fact you did not listen to them, maybe you can stop repeating with emphasis that it doesn't work unless and until you actually have some listening experience with the product in the real world, by which I mean with a music or video system.

And if you want to test it in your lab, at least try the methodology suggested by the manufacturer. Just a thought.

Which leaves us right back with the fact that everyone who has posted on this product after having actually used it, and every reviewer who has actually reviewed this product, liked it.

Since this whole thread started with someone asking for opinions on his room, maybe we can leave it on this note, and suggest that if he is interested, maybe he can test with a money back guaranty - ask a dealer.

I know I am worn down by the whole interchange.

• Wikipedia on Venturi Effect   (Open in New Window)