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In Reply to: Conductivity doesn't affect what you hear??? posted by mattcecil1@yahoo.com on October 13, 2006 at 07:41:04:
I am a hobbyist and enjoy what I enjoy. That is why I'm here. I'm not arguing with you or anyone else. I simply stated my opinion on a public forum, as did you. It was and is not my intention to rouse people or get them upset, but telling someone to "find a new hobby" when they state an opinion that differs from your own is at best, unnecessary.I know what an IDE cable's function is and where it is used in the chain of data flow. That does not make me an expert, nor do I claim to be one. Whether or not an IDE cable has any effect on sound quality is left to the reader.
Your original reply to the thread originator's posting contains the quote "cooling down your processing chips with nice silver grease helps." I simply questioned the effect that thermal transfer grease would have on the audio signal, as it was unclear to me whether you were referring to a benefit of thermal or aural properties.
See ya.
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- Re: Conductivity doesn't affect what you hear??? - aliendude 15:15:13 10/13/06 (1)
- Re: Conductivity doesn't affect what you hear??? - mattcecil1@yahoo.com 07:45:56 10/16/06 (0)
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