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Seriously, could this be the [url=http://www.altmann.haan.de/turntable/]World's Best Turntable?[/url]...
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[quote user="Paul S"]then everyone here will just read, "gullible". However I admit to being totally hypnotized by the Duelund spiel, which I find oddly compelling despite no real, "serious" information apart from the sort mystical, quasi-reverential...
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[quote user="Paul S"]I have reason to suspect that my beloved large Cardas couplers have continued to loose HF past the point I described as "settling".[/quote]Well, it might just be the electricity, but if you need to replace them, maybe it is time ...
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Yay! Everything works now! I can read the forum AND edit my posts!
And I can edit the edited posts also
:D
Adrian...
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AND I just checked on multiple browser platforms and still could not see and EDIT button or a way to modify my posts.:(???Adrian...
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I noticed this problem begin to occur yesterday, so possibly it is related to the changes made to correct the editing issue. The text on the forums pages now overlaps and runs off the page.
The problem occurs with the browsers Firefox, Google Chr...
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[quote user="drdna"]Let me see if I can edit this entry after I post it.[/quote]Nope. I only see profile, print, e-mail, quote, reply. Is there supposed to be an "Edit" button that shows up, or is there some secret special way I don't know about to ...
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Let me see if I can edit this entry after I post it....
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[quote user="el`Ol"]I don´t know whether you are familiar to Stig Carlsson´s speakers. The result achieved with Carlsson speakers is a stunning spacial realism when fed with true stereo recordings. With synthetic reverb recordings the sound just stic...
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I have never been able to do this. I still cannot do this. Is anyone except Romy able to do this?
Adrian...
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[quote user="Amir"]van den hul maked a full carbon interconnect that it's name is "the first".[/quote]I listened to this cable for a while in my system when it was first produced a number of years ago. It overcomes many of the physical limitations i...
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[quote user="Paul S"]"Success" equals better except for added hum?[/quote] Well, I am sure I can get rid of the hum, so then it will be all good. In fact, I know I can do that just be unplugging the PP2000. That is not an optimal solution of course.
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[quote user="Paul S"]It is confusing, but the NEUTRAL is not only "referenced to ground", but in properly-designed components it is THE ground. If the PP2000 is a 120V device with a 3-prong plug, then it has 2 references to ground within its chassis,...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
[quote user="drdna"] Exactly. Thus, it suggests a ground loop internal to the PP2000, doesn't it? [/quote]
In my view it is highly unlikely as a definition of loop itself implies two contacts to ground and PP2000 has on...
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This sounds like an interesting idea, especially since it eliminates the RIAA components. Eliminating components is usually a good thing. However, at the "entry level" price of $8,000, I don't think I will be buying one any time soon.
Adrian...
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[quote user="beachbum"]Did so cause i was still using my BPT for everything but my amps. I had a hum and high pitch buzz from my speakers. Replacing the power cord feeding my amps was the cure.[/quote]There was some mild 60 cycle hum which was elimin...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]You will have a noise if you have more than one references to ground. You can easy test it by lifting ground from PP2000 input. It would not be a good way to operate but as the hum-test it will do. [/quote]Yes, I tried this...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]When a PP2000 is unplugged from the wall and runs from the battery it is not that PP2000 is unplugged but the ground via PP2000 is unplugged. You most likely have no noise because you have another path to ground and your sy...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]the hum people apparently pick their own ground loops that too masked in noise without PP2000.[/quote]It is not exactly correct. There is 60 Hz hum eliminated by lifting the ground to the amplifiers. The neutral is connec...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]Is your “noticeable ever-present buzz” coming from loudspeakers (I mean is it acoustic noise) or is it a mechanical noise that coming from regenerator and it comes from your component plagued into the regenerator. In first ...
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[quote user="floobydust"]one can identify multiple devices that provide clean power without impacting the sound quality then thru some level of analysis[/quote]Yes, the "analysis" is called listening. :)
[quote user="floobydust"]what effect do tra...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]Let pretend that we have a hypothetical playback that plugged to the wall and power but known bad electricity. The decisions that were mane within this playback reflect the critical choices that were made for the given play...
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[quote user="beachbum"]I may have been misunderstood on my fan pop. I dont have my 2000 yet. Using a lent older model 1050 the unit was plugged in during the pop. All of the trouble i went through installing 2 dedicated lines with separate ground is ...
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[quote user="Paul S"]No, the ceiling fan switch is not supposed to read through the PP 2000. But, that's Showbiz, or so I'm told.No doubt APS has loads to say about it, as ever...Paul S[/quote]Actually the ground issue is not too much of a prob...
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[quote user="Paul S"]Every case of a "dedicated ground" I have seen, including my own, involves only the redundant "ground" wire. The "ground" wire may not be useful for every component, and it can actually introduce noise in some cases.[/quote]Toda...
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Using the PP2000 has been a very interesting experience. Immediately listening I am NOT struck that it is the most wonderful improvement ever, which I have said before is a GOOD sign. Usually the seductive sound changes are colorations that are enj...
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Okay, today I hooked it up and have spend some time listening. The change in my system was very dramatic and positive. First of all, it seems suddenly like a good electricity day. The noise floor dropped out. The timbre of the music and the body ...
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[quote user="Paul S"]Adrian, you mentioned a while back that you'd taken The Plunge. How goes your own test? You've never mentioned it again.Paul S[/quote]Paul, before I had a chance to take the PP2000 out of the box, I had to have surgery for a knee...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]However, you need to find out how much power and how much gain you need for you subs and your room. Borrow for someone any 6C33C and measure how far the 6C33C will be from class A2 at a level of max tolerable bass in your r...
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[quote user="floobydust"]Plate supply = 350 voltsOPT Primary impedance - 3.5K
Cathode bias resistor = 866 ohm
Cathode bypass capacitor = 50uF
Grid resistor to ground = 249
You need to select a new OPT.... I would suggest the H-20-3.5U.[/quote]I b...
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