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Floating on a magnetic cushion in a vacuum chamber? Might be a tad impractical...I can't face another hifi video - how do they work?
(Still can't imagine there's anything more 'ultimate' than floating on a magnetic cushion!)
It's elastic bands again.....I can't face another hifi video - how do they work?
(Still can't imagine there's anything more 'ultimate' than floating on a magnetic cushion!)
But in space, no-one can hear your speakers scream...Floating on a magnetic cushion in a vacuum chamber? Might be a tad impractical...
I can't face another hifi video - how do they work?
(Still can't imagine there's anything more 'ultimate' than floating on a magnetic cushion!)
Not if it's a turntable it's not......go on force yourself to watch it !
(floating kit on magnets seems the ultimate idea to me as well incidentally).
Not if it's a turntable it's not......
A strong magnet can play havoc with the cartridge particularly moving coils and could effect tracking force although I would imagine that the magnetic field from these devices might be weak, I don't know.Why would that be? Is a deck's needs different? Not having one, I have no idea.
I'm going to do what I vowed I'd never and post a link to a hifi video! He's using (IIRC) 3 feet, each capable of supporting 15kgs, so the magnets are from the top end of the range in terms of power. The video shows them being used with a hard drive, and it's unaffected. My understanding is that the field doesn't stray too far because the magnets are small and powerful (neodymium). Video is about 3/4 of the way down, and is mercifully brief!
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