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[TinselKoala]

You think the wooden knobs are incredible? Look up "Tice Clock" .....

[Pirate88179]

You think the wooden knobs are incredible? Look up "Tice Clock" .....

Wow!  Quoted below from a Google search...


"This clock is a basic LED digital clock, substantially identical to a $30 clock sold by Radio Shack. But George Tice sells this for $270. He makes some very lavish claims that by plugging this clock into your audio amplifier's main 115-V power socket, the clock will make all your audio equipment sound much better—that is, if you have a "Golden Ear." However, if you can't hear any difference, then you're admitting that you don't have a Golden Ear—that you have only limited auditory capability to appreciate the BEST in audio."

http://electronicdesign.com/lighting/whats-all-hoax-stuff-anyhow


This is amazing.  It follows a lot of the same things we have seen here.  If you can't see free energy in this device, it is because you are too stupid to see it...etc.  So, if you can't hear the difference that the CD device makes, then your ear is not trained enough.  Thanks for the $200.00.

I find it hard to wrap my mind around this.  We should start a topic here on stereo scams.  These scammers know no bounds it seems.

Bill

[MileHigh]

That suggests a thought experiment about the ultimate obsessive audiophile.  He discovers one day when listing to his $150,000 sound system that he has perfectly flat 20-20,000 Hz frequency response when he sits in his sweet spot in a certain way.  From that day on he never moves a single thing in his listening room and has to wear the same clothes and sit in exactly the same position and not move a muscle in order to achieve the totally flat listening experience.  He even has an earwax meter.

Or, you can just go to a club and listen to a live band and you have 100% absolutely true, absolutely perfect fidelity for the price of admission and a few beers.   

Neil Young promotes the hi-def audio Pono player for $400 but I am really not feeling it.  I suspect that the venture will go belly-up in a year or two.

Here is a fun little documentary about Greek audiophiles including a magnetically suspended turntable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs1aUws0Lrs

The Kill-a-Watt meter for the turntable shows zero watts power consumption.  I swear.

[TinselKoala]

You can make your own Tice Clock by immersing the Radio Shack clock in liquid nitrogen for a few minutes. I am not kidding.

[Pirate88179]

That suggests a thought experiment about the ultimate obsessive audiophile.  He discovers one day when listing to his $150,000 sound system that he has perfectly flat 20-20,000 Hz frequency response when he sits in his sweet spot in a certain way.  From that day on he never moves a single thing in his listening room and has to wear the same clothes and sit in exactly the same position and not move a muscle in order to achieve the totally flat listening experience.  He even has an earwax meter.

Or, you can just go to a club and listen to a live band and you have 100% absolutely true, absolutely perfect fidelity for the price of admission and a few beers.   

Neil Young promotes the hi-def audio Pono player for $400 but I am really not feeling it.  I suspect that the venture will go belly-up in a year or two.

Here is a fun little documentary about Greek audiophiles including a magnetically suspended turntable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs1aUws0Lrs

The Kill-a-Watt meter for the turntable shows zero watts power consumption.  I swear.

But, having played in live bands for many years, I can tell you that the sound is not always perfect.  We had a "sound man" centered in the room running the mix but, since we only played a venue 1-2 nights...by the time we got the sound right...we were moving on.  Of course, this is for the "mix",(blend) you are right about the fidelity, that does not change.

But, if you listened to us wearing an aluminum tie pin, you got much better sound than anyone else. (grin)

Bill