simonlewis said:Tarxman said:I have a noise analyser at work, the short answer is buzzing.
So you bought the noise analyser to hear the buzz , very strange ???
A lot of people get a buzz from getting a buzz.
simonlewis said:Tarxman said:I have a noise analyser at work, the short answer is buzzing.
So you bought the noise analyser to hear the buzz , very strange ???
TrevC said:A lot of people get a buzz from getting a buzz.
nara said:TrevC said:A lot of people get a buzz from getting a buzz.
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hifikrazy said:Errr, I think the reason they focused their testing on RFI noise is because the complainant challenged the advertisement on the noise reduction claims? So perhaps you need to raise another challenge on another manufacturer's ad that claims sound quality mprovements?
As I said in the other thread, when people say they can hear differences, you say that's impossible because it can't be measured. But now when they are able to measure a reduction in RFI noise, you say that doesn't prove anything because the difference can't be heard.
How convenient.
bigboss said:I'm going to write to ASA to ask Russ Andrews to state clearly on every product on their page that reduction in RFI does not translate to improvement in sound or picture quality. Anyone else writing to them? More people write, better the outcome.
ellisdj said:There are a lot of peoiple who would disagree wiith you there BB. Not surpirisng we disagree
I am not on about the RA cables - but reducing RFI airborne and internal does definately improve sound quality. The lower the noise the better it sounds - so the RA cables may well improve sound quality if proven to reduce RFI.
AlmaataKZ said:ellisdj said:There are a lot of peoiple who would disagree wiith you there BB. Not surpirisng we disagree
I am not on about the RA cables - but reducing RFI airborne and internal does definately improve sound quality. The lower the noise the better it sounds - so the RA cables may well improve sound quality if proven to reduce RFI.
the problem is this is only true theoretically. one needs to quantify things to prove there is impact on sound. they do not. who really does do it are the designers who design audio gear - done properly, they make sure whatever gets into the gear and whatever is generetated niside the gear is dealt with appropriately and therefore not audible. Bryston, for example, confirms that their design is solid and therefore does not require additional products to work properly. .
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AlmaataKZ said:bigboss said:I'm going to write to ASA to ask Russ Andrews to state clearly on every product on their page that reduction in RFI does not translate to improvement in sound or picture quality. Anyone else writing to them? More people write, better the outcome.
that would make sence actually
John Duncan said:AlmaataKZ said:bigboss said:I'm going to write to ASA to ask Russ Andrews to state clearly on every product on their page that reduction in RFI does not translate to improvement in sound or picture quality. Anyone else writing to them? More people write, better the outcome.
that would make sence actually
Why single out Russ Andrews?
mikefarrow said:John Duncan said:AlmaataKZ said:bigboss said:I'm going to write to ASA to ask Russ Andrews to state clearly on every product on their page that reduction in RFI does not translate to improvement in sound or picture quality. Anyone else writing to them? More people write, better the outcome.
that would make sence actually
Why single out Russ Andrews?
exactly, there are lots of cable/mains filter sellers out there.
John Duncan said:AlmaataKZ said:bigboss said:I'm going to write to ASA to ask Russ Andrews to state clearly on every product on their page that reduction in RFI does not translate to improvement in sound or picture quality. Anyone else writing to them? More people write, better the outcome.
that would make sence actually
Why single out Russ Andrews?
Cause the ASA test backed up Russ Andrew claims which has nothing to do with sound quality , not chord or any other company. More over Russ andrew deals with all things cable & front runner in cable sales.?John Duncan said:AlmaataKZ said:bigboss said:I'm going to write to ASA to ask Russ Andrews to state clearly on every product on their page that reduction in RFI does not translate to improvement in sound or picture quality. Anyone else writing to them? More people write, better the outcome.
that would make sence actually
Why single out Russ Andrews?
Native_bon said:More over Russ andrew [SNIP] front runner in cable sales.?
Yes see your piont. My reasoning behind it was if Russ andrew is proven wrong & being a very well know cables company others will have to follow suit.John Duncan said:Native_bon said:More over Russ andrew [SNIP] front runner in cable sales.?
Source?
My point being that there are plenty of other manufacturers you're going to have to write to the ASA about if we're going to be equitable about this.
Native_bon said:Yes see your piont. My reasoning behind it was if Russ andrew is proven wrong & being a very well know cables company others will have to follow suit.John Duncan said:Native_bon said:More over Russ andrew [SNIP] front runner in cable sales.?
Source?
My point being that there are plenty of other manufacturers you're going to have to write to the ASA about if we're going to be equitable about this.
John Duncan said:mikefarrow said:John Duncan said:AlmaataKZ said:bigboss said:I'm going to write to ASA to ask Russ Andrews to state clearly on every product on their page that reduction in RFI does not translate to improvement in sound or picture quality. Anyone else writing to them? More people write, better the outcome.
that would make sence actually
Why single out Russ Andrews?
exactly, there are lots of cable/mains filter sellers out there.
And people who sell 'better' bluray players and TVs and CD players and HDMI cables and speakers with active crossovers and speakers with passive crossovers and amplifiers and power supplies for amplifiers and speaker stands and...and...
AlmaataKZ said:John Duncan said:mikefarrow said:John Duncan said:AlmaataKZ said:bigboss said:I'm going to write to ASA to ask Russ Andrews to state clearly on every product on their page that reduction in RFI does not translate to improvement in sound or picture quality. Anyone else writing to them? More people write, better the outcome.
that would make sence actually
Why single out Russ Andrews?
exactly, there are lots of cable/mains filter sellers out there.
And people who sell 'better' bluray players and TVs and CD players and HDMI cables and speakers with active crossovers and speakers with passive crossovers and amplifiers and power supplies for amplifiers and speaker stands and...and...
'Several wrongs do not make it right' I think is the right English saying here (not my native one!).
John Duncan said:AlmaataKZ said:John Duncan said:mikefarrow said:John Duncan said:AlmaataKZ said:bigboss said:I'm going to write to ASA to ask Russ Andrews to state clearly on every product on their page that reduction in RFI does not translate to improvement in sound or picture quality. Anyone else writing to them? More people write, better the outcome.
that would make sence actually
Why single out Russ Andrews?
exactly, there are lots of cable/mains filter sellers out there.
And people who sell 'better' bluray players and TVs and CD players and HDMI cables and speakers with active crossovers and speakers with passive crossovers and amplifiers and power supplies for amplifiers and speaker stands and...and...
'Several wrongs do not make it right' I think is the right English saying here (not my native one!).
I'm not saying that they do. I'm saying that if I were going to try to effect change in the audio industry, I wouldn't start with Russ Andrews.
ellisdj said:There are a lot of peoiple who would disagree wiith you there BB. Not surpirisng we disagree
I am not on about the RA cables - but reducing RFI airborne and internal does definately improve sound quality. The lower the noise the better it sounds - so the RA cables may well improve sound quality if proven to reduce RFI.
so were would you start from?John Duncan said:AlmaataKZ said:John Duncan said:mikefarrow said:John Duncan said:AlmaataKZ said:bigboss said:I'm going to write to ASA to ask Russ Andrews to state clearly on every product on their page that reduction in RFI does not translate to improvement in sound or picture quality. Anyone else writing to them? More people write, better the outcome.
that would make sence actually
Why single out Russ Andrews?
exactly, there are lots of cable/mains filter sellers out there.
And people who sell 'better' bluray players and TVs and CD players and HDMI cables and speakers with active crossovers and speakers with passive crossovers and amplifiers and power supplies for amplifiers and speaker stands and...and...
'Several wrongs do not make it right' I think is the right English saying here (not my native one!).
I'm not saying that they do. I'm saying that if I were going to try to effect change in the audio industry, I wouldn't start with Russ Andrews.