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In Reply to: Clocks vibrate. Coupled items vibrate together. Everything is coupled. posted by Tony Lauck on June 30, 2012 at 10:16:49:
"Those damn "bullet" resistors may also be affecting the sound, because their power supplies consume different amounts of power according to their resistive load and these power supplies may pollute the power wiring in the room. This can change the sound in a way that some listeners my mistake for more "resolving". Indeed the sound may be more resolving, but what is being resolved may be the defects in the audiophile's gear and not any sounds produced by a musician."
Changing the Enigma bullets will not make the sound more resolving. These are very fine tuning devices. The sound might be a little brighter or a little warmer, but that's about it.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Clocks vibrate. Coupled items vibrate together. Everything is coupled. - Mercman 10:39:38 06/30/12 (4)
- The sound might be a little brighter or a little warmer, but that's about it. - fmak 11:05:15 06/30/12 (3)
- RE: The sound might be a little brighter or a little warmer, but that's about it. - Mercman 11:14:16 06/30/12 (2)
- RE: The sound might be a little brighter or a little warmer, but that's about it. - fmak 11:16:38 06/30/12 (1)
- RE: The sound might be a little brighter or a little warmer, but that's about it. - Mercman 11:21:45 06/30/12 (0)
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