Made me giggle...

stavvy

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Bit late, and sorry if someone has already posted this:

http://www.chord.co.uk/blog/category/new-stuff/
 
Yeah I see examples of that several times a week. Think what grieves me the most though is that while fools and their money are easily parted, they do seem to have a huge stash of it to start with.
 
ehhh.. and I needed 1.4673 meter to get some magic out of my guitar :rockout:
 
as a chemist and an engineer i am open to a lot of the more esoteric ideas that come up in endless discussions here. I can to some degree see logic in the science, even if I highly doubt it would result in any kind of audible difference. For example I use a tacima filter on a sensitive tensile testing machine in the lab I work in because we seem to be having a lot of mains interference recently. It definitely works, there is about a 10 fold decrease in baseline noise in our experiments with the filter in place. Whether this translates to any audible difference in a hifi set up I cannot say.

Anyway, I'm rambling, the best one I have heard of recently is freezing your cds before playing them, the mind boggles.....
 
It's an April fools gag. The really funny thing is that if it weren't a joke, quite a few people would buy it and plenty of this type of thing does actually sell.

I said funny, actually I meant sad.
 
stavvy said:
as a chemist and an engineer i am open to a lot of the more esoteric ideas that come up in endless discussions here. I can to some degree see logic in the science, even if I highly doubt it would result in any kind of audible difference. For example I use a tacima filter on a sensitive tensile testing machine in the lab I work in because we seem to be having a lot of mains interference recently. It definitely works, there is about a 10 fold decrease in baseline noise in our experiments with the filter in place. Whether this translates to any audible difference in a hifi set up I cannot say.

This is a good point, and I am afraid used a lot in questionable product advertising. Recent ASA rulings have unfortunately allowed this through. Something along the lines of 'a significant reduction in RF by using the whizzbang mains cable' . The claim may well be true, but has no effect on the audio output of the amp.
 

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