D
David L. Jones
Guest
Brian wrote:
Dave
Ian and Mt.T said it nicely :->
Dave
D
David L. Jones
Guest
Poxy wrote:
the utmost in clean dynamic range, surpassing that of NiMh.
On a true Audiophile grade system you will be able to actually hear
solar flares on the sun when you power the dielectric with a solar
cell. You have to use the polycrystalline type though, amorphous cells
don't have the depth of field required. Adds a nice warm tube-like
sound to the music.
Dave
Have you tried Lithium batteries on the dielectric? Lithium produces
the utmost in clean dynamic range, surpassing that of NiMh.
On a true Audiophile grade system you will be able to actually hear
solar flares on the sun when you power the dielectric with a solar
cell. You have to use the polycrystalline type though, amorphous cells
don't have the depth of field required. Adds a nice warm tube-like
sound to the music.
Dave
K
Ken Taylor
Guest
"David L. Jones" <altzone@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1120813348.838477.202030@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
Ken
news:1120813348.838477.202030@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
Now *THAT* was good!Poxy wrote:
Brian wrote:
David L. Jones <altzone@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1120552022.112374.44190@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
Kissing Lettuce wrote:
Are they still made and marketed with hype like
back in the 80s and 90s?
You know stuff like
"Your ears will tell the difference"
Oxygen free is old hat, you can buy them in Coles Supermarkets.
The new ones are cryogenically frozen, polarised, have battery
powered biased dielectrics,different size strands for different
frequencies,
Absolute rubbish!!
Audio frequencies will simply travel down the path of least resistance
Hey, just because you can't you can't hear the difference doesn't mean
others can't appreciate the immense difference good cables make.With my
biased dielectrics I can even hear the difference between using NiCads
versus NiMHs (NiMH are *very* clean and accurate, but I find NiCads,
though
slightly warm, altogether more "musical").
Have you tried Lithium batteries on the dielectric? Lithium produces
the utmost in clean dynamic range, surpassing that of NiMh.
On a true Audiophile grade system you will be able to actually hear
solar flares on the sun when you power the dielectric with a solar
cell. You have to use the polycrystalline type though, amorphous cells
don't have the depth of field required. Adds a nice warm tube-like
sound to the music.
Dave
Ken
T
Terry Given
Guest
Ken Taylor wrote:
Cheers
Terry
I'll say."David L. Jones" <altzone@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1120813348.838477.202030@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
Poxy wrote:
Brian wrote:
David L. Jones <altzone@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1120552022.112374.44190@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
Kissing Lettuce wrote:
Are they still made and marketed with hype like
back in the 80s and 90s?
You know stuff like
"Your ears will tell the difference"
Oxygen free is old hat, you can buy them in Coles Supermarkets.
The new ones are cryogenically frozen, polarised, have battery
powered biased dielectrics,different size strands for different
frequencies,
Absolute rubbish!!
Audio frequencies will simply travel down the path of least resistance
Hey, just because you can't you can't hear the difference doesn't mean
others can't appreciate the immense difference good cables make.With my
biased dielectrics I can even hear the difference between using NiCads
versus NiMHs (NiMH are *very* clean and accurate, but I find NiCads,
though
slightly warm, altogether more "musical").
Have you tried Lithium batteries on the dielectric? Lithium produces
the utmost in clean dynamic range, surpassing that of NiMh.
On a true Audiophile grade system you will be able to actually hear
solar flares on the sun when you power the dielectric with a solar
cell. You have to use the polycrystalline type though, amorphous cells
don't have the depth of field required. Adds a nice warm tube-like
sound to the music.
Dave
Now *THAT* was good!
Ken
Cheers
Terry
K
Kissing Lettuce
Guest
"David L. Jones" wrote:
That could almost pass for chinglish.....
Do you write user manuals
Poxy wrote:
Brian wrote:
David L. Jones <altzone@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1120552022.112374.44190@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
Kissing Lettuce wrote:
Are they still made and marketed with hype like
back in the 80s and 90s?
You know stuff like
"Your ears will tell the difference"
Oxygen free is old hat, you can buy them in Coles Supermarkets.
The new ones are cryogenically frozen, polarised, have battery
powered biased dielectrics,different size strands for different
frequencies,
Absolute rubbish!!
Audio frequencies will simply travel down the path of least resistance
Hey, just because you can't you can't hear the difference doesn't mean
others can't appreciate the immense difference good cables make.With my
biased dielectrics I can even hear the difference between using NiCads
versus NiMHs (NiMH are *very* clean and accurate, but I find NiCads, though
slightly warm, altogether more "musical").
Have you tried Lithium batteries on the dielectric? Lithium produces
the utmost in clean dynamic range, surpassing that of NiMh.
On a true Audiophile grade system you will be able to actually hear
solar flares on the sun when you power the dielectric with a solar
cell. You have to use the polycrystalline type though, amorphous cells
don't have the depth of field required. Adds a nice warm tube-like
sound to the music.
Dave
That could almost pass for chinglish.....
Do you write user manuals
F
Fred At Home
Guest
"Terry Given" <my_name@ieee.org> wrote in message
news:85tze.14247$U4.1650604@news.xtra.co.nz...
news:85tze.14247$U4.1650604@news.xtra.co.nz...
I concur.Ken Taylor wrote:
"David L. Jones" <altzone@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1120813348.838477.202030@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
Poxy wrote:
Brian wrote:
David L. Jones <altzone@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1120552022.112374.44190@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
Kissing Lettuce wrote:
Are they still made and marketed with hype like
back in the 80s and 90s?
You know stuff like
"Your ears will tell the difference"
Oxygen free is old hat, you can buy them in Coles Supermarkets.
The new ones are cryogenically frozen, polarised, have battery
powered biased dielectrics,different size strands for different
frequencies,
Absolute rubbish!!
Audio frequencies will simply travel down the path of least resistance
Hey, just because you can't you can't hear the difference doesn't mean
others can't appreciate the immense difference good cables make.With my
biased dielectrics I can even hear the difference between using NiCads
versus NiMHs (NiMH are *very* clean and accurate, but I find NiCads,
though
slightly warm, altogether more "musical").
Have you tried Lithium batteries on the dielectric? Lithium produces
the utmost in clean dynamic range, surpassing that of NiMh.
On a true Audiophile grade system you will be able to actually hear
solar flares on the sun when you power the dielectric with a solar
cell. You have to use the polycrystalline type though, amorphous cells
don't have the depth of field required. Adds a nice warm tube-like
sound to the music.
Dave
Now *THAT* was good!
Ken
I'll say.
Cheers
Terry
R
robert casey
Guest
Lithium also adds to the calming effect good music has
on the human mind. ;-)
R
robert casey
Guest
That could almost pass for chinglish.....
Do you write user manuals
Write them like Yoda I do.
P
Poxy
Guest
David L. Jones wrote:
that anyway, when I do go solar, I'll need to cut a hole through the roof of
my listening room. Not all bad news though - he says I *might* be ready for
lithiums, and, seeing how things go, he'll let me upgrade my cables to a
pair of LiIons (no, not polys - he's got too many other audiophiles waiting
for them dammit), so there's hope yet.
I wish! Bloke at the shop says I'm not ready for solars yet - and he says
that anyway, when I do go solar, I'll need to cut a hole through the roof of
my listening room. Not all bad news though - he says I *might* be ready for
lithiums, and, seeing how things go, he'll let me upgrade my cables to a
pair of LiIons (no, not polys - he's got too many other audiophiles waiting
for them dammit), so there's hope yet.
M
Mr.T
Guest
"David L. Jones" <altzone@gmail.com> wrote in message
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MrT.
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Urgg, NOT a "tube like sound"!
MrT.
R
robert casey
Guest
David L. Jones wrote:
fine fluid sound.....
I recommend the use of mercury filled garden hose for that
fine fluid sound.....
P
Phil Allison
Guest
"Patric" = Pat Scully aka " the Irish Joke "
** FYI
Mercury has 58 times more resistance than copper for the same cross
ection - making it one of the poorest conductors of all the metals. Pure
Silicon and Germanium are the worst.
Plus mercury is very toxic.
And this *** Congenital Fuckwit *** actually tried to make speaker leads
of mercury ????
BTW Wasn't that mad idea published as a joke one April in ETI or EA ??
........... Phil
robert casey
I recommend the use of mercury filled garden hose for that
fine fluid sound.....
That doesn't really need the smiley, as mercury is indeed a good
conductor. The only problem with using a mercury-filled tube, with
which I experimented a few years ago is getting the mercury to "wet"
the connector that one uses to complete the circuit. as you might
know, when doing a solder joint a flux is used to enable the cable
conductor to be "wetted" by the solder metal. I was unable to find a
suitable "flux for the mercury application so I gave uptrying!
regards (Dr) Patric
** FYI
Mercury has 58 times more resistance than copper for the same cross
ection - making it one of the poorest conductors of all the metals. Pure
Silicon and Germanium are the worst.
Plus mercury is very toxic.
And this *** Congenital Fuckwit *** actually tried to make speaker leads
of mercury ????
BTW Wasn't that mad idea published as a joke one April in ETI or EA ??
........... Phil
P
Phil Allison
Guest
"Trevor Wilson"
"Phil Allison"
** A big step up from figure 8 ( or zip ) cable is simply to tightly twist
the same wires.
Easy to do and costs nothing.
Far better idea than using hose thick, hard to bend and terminate co-ax .
.............. Phil
"Phil Allison"
** A big step up from figure 8 ( or zip ) cable is simply to tightly twist
the same wires.
Easy to do and costs nothing.
Far better idea than using hose thick, hard to bend and terminate co-ax .
.............. Phil
T
TT
Guest
"Phil Allison" <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:3jbqosFp5jepU1@individual.net...
they are used on everything from car hoods to bombs. Shame
they don't work.
TT
news:3jbqosFp5jepU1@individual.net...
So all those Mercury switches in use don't work eh? Aren't"Patric" = Pat Scully aka " the Irish Joke "
robert casey
I recommend the use of mercury filled garden hose for
that
fine fluid sound.....
That doesn't really need the smiley, as mercury is
indeed a good
conductor. The only problem with using a mercury-filled
tube, with
which I experimented a few years ago is getting the
mercury to "wet"
the connector that one uses to complete the circuit. as
you might
know, when doing a solder joint a flux is used to enable
the cable
conductor to be "wetted" by the solder metal. I was
unable to find a
suitable "flux for the mercury application so I gave
uptrying!
regards (Dr) Patric
** FYI
Mercury has 58 times more resistance than copper for the
same cross
ection - making it one of the poorest conductors of all
the metals. Pure
Silicon and Germanium are the worst.
Plus mercury is very toxic.
And this *** Congenital Fuckwit *** actually tried to
make speaker leads
of mercury ????
BTW Wasn't that mad idea published as a joke one April
in ETI or EA ??
.......... Phil
they are used on everything from car hoods to bombs. Shame
they don't work.
TT
F
Fred At Home
Guest
"TT" <TTencerNOSPAM@westnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:42d0c355$1@quokka.wn.com.au...
This is Australia not the USA! Name just one car that has a mercury type
bonnet switch???
You are so unbelievably ignorant. The only common use for mercury switches
of late was room thermostats! Did you bother to actually read Phil's post?
Is English not your native language. Drinking all that ATF has had a
negative effect on your cognitive processea and you suffer from chronic
bullshititus.
news:42d0c355$1@quokka.wn.com.au...
Car hoods? Do you mean bonnet?"Phil Allison" <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:3jbqosFp5jepU1@individual.net...
"Patric" = Pat Scully aka " the Irish Joke "
robert casey
I recommend the use of mercury filled garden hose for
that
fine fluid sound.....
That doesn't really need the smiley, as mercury is
indeed a good
conductor. The only problem with using a mercury-filled
tube, with
which I experimented a few years ago is getting the
mercury to "wet"
the connector that one uses to complete the circuit. as
you might
know, when doing a solder joint a flux is used to enable
the cable
conductor to be "wetted" by the solder metal. I was
unable to find a
suitable "flux for the mercury application so I gave
uptrying!
regards (Dr) Patric
** FYI
Mercury has 58 times more resistance than copper for the
same cross
ection - making it one of the poorest conductors of all
the metals. Pure
Silicon and Germanium are the worst.
Plus mercury is very toxic.
And this *** Congenital Fuckwit *** actually tried to
make speaker leads
of mercury ????
BTW Wasn't that mad idea published as a joke one April
in ETI or EA ??
.......... Phil
So all those Mercury switches in use don't work eh? Aren't
they are used on everything from car hoods to bombs. Shame
they don't work.
TT
This is Australia not the USA! Name just one car that has a mercury type
bonnet switch???
You are so unbelievably ignorant. The only common use for mercury switches
of late was room thermostats! Did you bother to actually read Phil's post?
Is English not your native language. Drinking all that ATF has had a
negative effect on your cognitive processea and you suffer from chronic
bullshititus.
T
TT
Guest
"Fred At Home" <fredhome@fscans.cjb.net> wrote in message
news:42d0d241$0$20857$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
UseNet. A multi-cultural, world wide comunication system.
Lennox LCD portable TVs that each have a Mercury switch in
them as well.
is?
first. Is common sense beyond your grasp as well?
so full of what they process around the corner from you!
"mercury type bonnet switch" shows as 15,100 hits on Google
http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=mercury+type+bonnet+switch&btnG=Search&meta=
or
166,000 as I typed it
http://www.google.com.au/search?num=50&hl=en&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=mercury+type+hood+switch&btnG=Search&meta=lr%3Dlang_en
I was actually trying to use a more cosmopolitan term but
hey you just couldn't resist trotting out your ignorance
again.
BTW If I am "ignorant" and know more than you what then does
that make you?
Now seriously Fred why not go and have a little lay down and
try not sniff all those sewerage fumes? I have been playing
very nicely with you up until now and trying to show you
some leeway but you will reach the end of my patience soon
and I will have to be unkind to you. So please learn to
play nice with all the kiddies here.
Regards TT
news:42d0d241$0$20857$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
As well."TT" <TTencerNOSPAM@westnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:42d0c355$1@quokka.wn.com.au...
"Phil Allison" <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:3jbqosFp5jepU1@individual.net...
"Patric" = Pat Scully aka " the Irish Joke "
robert casey
I recommend the use of mercury filled garden hose for
that
fine fluid sound.....
That doesn't really need the smiley, as mercury is
indeed a good
conductor. The only problem with using a
mercury-filled
tube, with
which I experimented a few years ago is getting the
mercury to "wet"
the connector that one uses to complete the circuit.
as
you might
know, when doing a solder joint a flux is used to
enable
the cable
conductor to be "wetted" by the solder metal. I was
unable to find a
suitable "flux for the mercury application so I gave
uptrying!
regards (Dr) Patric
** FYI
Mercury has 58 times more resistance than copper for
the
same cross
ection - making it one of the poorest conductors of
all
the metals. Pure
Silicon and Germanium are the worst.
Plus mercury is very toxic.
And this *** Congenital Fuckwit *** actually tried
to
make speaker leads
of mercury ????
BTW Wasn't that mad idea published as a joke one
April
in ETI or EA ??
.......... Phil
So all those Mercury switches in use don't work eh?
Aren't
they are used on everything from car hoods to bombs.
Shame
they don't work.
TT
Car hoods? Do you mean bonnet?
Bzzzzzzzzzzt!!!!! No wrong again "dumb ass"! This is
UseNet. A multi-cultural, world wide comunication system.
See below and take your pick. BTW I also have 2 brand new
Lennox LCD portable TVs that each have a Mercury switch in
them as well.
Only your oppinion and the facts do differ. ;-)
Sigh.............
No! It usaully makes as much sense as yours so your point
is?
Actually English is my second language. *Bad English* is my
first. Is common sense beyond your grasp as well?
You're very vocal for someone that is anonymous (?) and so
so full of what they process around the corner from you!
"mercury type bonnet switch" shows as 15,100 hits on Google
http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=mercury+type+bonnet+switch&btnG=Search&meta=
or
166,000 as I typed it
http://www.google.com.au/search?num=50&hl=en&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=mercury+type+hood+switch&btnG=Search&meta=lr%3Dlang_en
I was actually trying to use a more cosmopolitan term but
hey you just couldn't resist trotting out your ignorance
again.
BTW If I am "ignorant" and know more than you what then does
that make you?
Now seriously Fred why not go and have a little lay down and
try not sniff all those sewerage fumes? I have been playing
very nicely with you up until now and trying to show you
some leeway but you will reach the end of my patience soon
and I will have to be unkind to you. So please learn to
play nice with all the kiddies here.
Regards TT
Guest
On Sun, 10 Jul 2005 15:41:50 +1000, "Phil Allison"
<philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote:
It was no joke....many years ago...(late 1980's) mercury inteconnects
and speaker leads were made...and they worked....
But many observers/carefull listeners felt that the top end was
gently rolled off...
To others this suited their hard sounding systems...
In the name of Synergy, many strange things are made possible.
<philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote:
It was no joke....many years ago...(late 1980's) mercury inteconnects
and speaker leads were made...and they worked....
But many observers/carefull listeners felt that the top end was
gently rolled off...
To others this suited their hard sounding systems...
In the name of Synergy, many strange things are made possible.
Guest
On Thu, 07 Jul 2005 11:23:11 GMT, packer@iprimus.com.au (paul packer)
wrote:
Thou shalt be taunted by the King's concubines, O ye whose name is but
dung!
wrote:
Thou shalt be taunted by the King's concubines, O ye whose name is but
dung!
G
Gordon
Guest
"TT" <TTencerNOSPAM@westnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:42d0daa5@quokka.wn.com.au...
illegal and then u sue the ass of the little , insert middle English word
relating to the female genitallia,.
Gordon
news:42d0daa5@quokka.wn.com.au...
ignore the plonkers , no matter what the provocation.Unless they do anything"Fred At Home" <fredhome@fscans.cjb.net> wrote in message
news:42d0d241$0$20857$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
"TT" <TTencerNOSPAM@westnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:42d0c355$1@quokka.wn.com.au...
"Phil Allison" <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:3jbqosFp5jepU1@individual.net...
"Patric" = Pat Scully aka " the Irish Joke "
robert casey
I recommend the use of mercury filled garden hose for
that
fine fluid sound.....
That doesn't really need the smiley, as mercury is
indeed a good
conductor. The only problem with using a
mercury-filled
tube, with
which I experimented a few years ago is getting the
mercury to "wet"
the connector that one uses to complete the circuit.
as
you might
know, when doing a solder joint a flux is used to
enable
the cable
conductor to be "wetted" by the solder metal. I was
unable to find a
suitable "flux for the mercury application so I gave
uptrying!
regards (Dr) Patric
** FYI
Mercury has 58 times more resistance than copper for
the
same cross
ection - making it one of the poorest conductors of
all
the metals. Pure
Silicon and Germanium are the worst.
Plus mercury is very toxic.
And this *** Congenital Fuckwit *** actually tried
to
make speaker leads
of mercury ????
BTW Wasn't that mad idea published as a joke one
April
in ETI or EA ??
.......... Phil
So all those Mercury switches in use don't work eh?
Aren't
they are used on everything from car hoods to bombs.
Shame
they don't work.
TT
Car hoods? Do you mean bonnet?
As well.
This is Australia not the USA!
Bzzzzzzzzzzt!!!!! No wrong again "dumb ass"! This is
UseNet. A multi-cultural, world wide comunication system.
Name just one car that has a mercury type
bonnet switch???
See below and take your pick. BTW I also have 2 brand new
Lennox LCD portable TVs that each have a Mercury switch in
them as well.
You are so unbelievably ignorant.
Only your oppinion and the facts do differ. ;-)
The only common use for mercury switches
of late was room thermostats!
Sigh.............
Did you bother to actually read Phil's post?
No! It usaully makes as much sense as yours so your point
is?
Is English not your native language.
Actually English is my second language. *Bad English* is my
first. Is common sense beyond your grasp as well?
Drinking all that ATF has had a
negative effect on your cognitive processea and you suffer
from chronic
bullshititus.
You're very vocal for someone that is anonymous (?) and so
so full of what they process around the corner from you!
Here is some reading material for you.
"mercury type bonnet switch" shows as 15,100 hits on Google
http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=mercury+type+bonnet+switch&btnG=Search&meta=
or
166,000 as I typed it
http://www.google.com.au/search?num=50&hl=en&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=mercury+type+hood+switch&btnG=Search&meta=lr%3Dlang_en
I was actually trying to use a more cosmopolitan term but
hey you just couldn't resist trotting out your ignorance
again.
BTW If I am "ignorant" and know more than you what then does
that make you?
Now seriously Fred why not go and have a little lay down and
try not sniff all those sewerage fumes? I have been playing
very nicely with you up until now and trying to show you
some leeway but you will reach the end of my patience soon
and I will have to be unkind to you. So please learn to
play nice with all the kiddies here.
Regards TT
Terry ,I have said it b4 and will say it again , It pays just to completely
illegal and then u sue the ass of the little , insert middle English word
relating to the female genitallia,.
Gordon
R
Robert Murphy
Guest
"Phil Allison" <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:3jbrcjFp5u5qU1@individual.net...
Neat, flexible.
news:3jbrcjFp5u5qU1@individual.net...
Phil, what's your opinion on using CAT5 cabling, with the pairs in parallel.
Neat, flexible.