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In Reply to: RE: I don't think you get it! posted by gusser on August 13, 2012 at 10:28:56:
Prestigious! Wow. I think they get it-- no hard feelings here-- or there!
Incidentally-- on the 12V. P.C. cards. You're right in that all the voltages required in a P.C. are not just 12V.
There ARE voltage converters on these cards that are running 12V. inputs- in some cases.
Listening tests were in favor of the cards with the local converters-- instead of feeding the individual voltages into the computer. Also, in most cases, the Solid-State Hard-Drives sounded better than mechanicals.
We found that, by providing these 12v. cards with a really good 12v. supply-- even though some have local converters-- sound quality improved quite a bit-- hence the power supply that I built. WE GOT RESULTS.
That's just it. We don't build circuit boards for computers-- we're at the mercy of what's available to actually buy-- and so is everyone else.
Well, my best wishes to you-- there's no call for silly, deep, dark suspicions about creative people and how they're getting results.
Real engineers-- of all people-- can't afford to jump to conclusions.
---Dennis---
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