|On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 02:08:07 GMT, "Jonny Durango" | wrote: | |>The use of any hardwood for the beech |>fillets produced a audible colouration caused by the resonance of the B110 |>on its chassis." | |Cargo cult bullshit (in a hi-fi product ? how unusual !) | |You can't claim to tell the difference between beech and oak corner |fillets on one hand, then not specify the grade of ply on the other. |Use poor (or thin) ply and you _will_ tell the difference.
Heh Heh,
I am reminded of a guy that worked for me who after hours was a musician and a "hi-fi" buff.
He was one of those guys who claimed that they could hear the difference in speaker wire. Since we were electronic engineers and our department had a gazillion dollars worth of test equipment available I defied him to assemble a test setup that could measure _any_ difference between OFHC (oxygen-free-high-conductivity) copper wire and zip cord of the same size. He declined. See:
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there's "sonic differences" between tube amps and solid-state, blah blah....