Re: a bit OT. Is an 'audiophile' amp a waste of money?
And so long as you think that way, there will NEVER be progress. Beryllium tweeter, the analysis that has been done on x-overs, Finite element analsys, even Kippel to a degree, driver materials in woofers, ect. It never started with $100 speakers now, has it?
Right there you show reverse snobbery, etc. Its NOT ABOUT COST. Its about value which is user defined. You, as anyone knows this.
I never, at any point said anything about lacking good process in design, your speakers not performing, or anything you do as being wrong. You know I respect your design diligence, and your due process, furthermore it is amazing what you make for the inexpence you use which is a statement to you. Stop whining and realize what is actually going on here. An EE degree does not make you a subject matter expert. About 10,000-20,000 hours of direct experiences working with the technology does. I understand how an amp works, heck I may even be able to design one if I felt like it, but I am far from an expert.
..Then again, it is hard to fill all of these cups when they are already full.
I'm going to design another 5.25"-6" bookshelf now... leave me alone.:rolleyes:
And so long as you think that way, there will NEVER be progress. Beryllium tweeter, the analysis that has been done on x-overs, Finite element analsys, even Kippel to a degree, driver materials in woofers, ect. It never started with $100 speakers now, has it?
Right there you show reverse snobbery, etc. Its NOT ABOUT COST. Its about value which is user defined. You, as anyone knows this.
I never, at any point said anything about lacking good process in design, your speakers not performing, or anything you do as being wrong. You know I respect your design diligence, and your due process, furthermore it is amazing what you make for the inexpence you use which is a statement to you. Stop whining and realize what is actually going on here. An EE degree does not make you a subject matter expert. About 10,000-20,000 hours of direct experiences working with the technology does. I understand how an amp works, heck I may even be able to design one if I felt like it, but I am far from an expert.
..Then again, it is hard to fill all of these cups when they are already full.
I'm going to design another 5.25"-6" bookshelf now... leave me alone.:rolleyes:
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