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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
"Mr.T" wrote: "Arny Krueger" wrote in message I suspect that Graham and the last AP test set he ever used have been separated for some time. If indeed he has ever used one When did you ever use one you useless ignorant piece of slime ? Graham |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
"Mr.T" wrote: pity he didn't do some testing at the levels he claims are a problem. Well of course I bloody well did. How do you think I know how amplifiers perform at those levels ? You're a priceless piece of trolling ****. Graham |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
"Eeyore" wrote in message ... No need to take a manufacturers word for it, sound cards with 0.001% THD & IMD are readily available for you to do your own FFT testing. Right, so you're actually MAKING UP what you say. Only a moron like you could draw that conclusion from what I wrote. You've NEVER seen such a spec NOR have you ever made a measurement to support your idiotic assertion. I''ve seen plenty of specs, both right and wrong, I have also made hundreds of measurements, but that doesn't stop you making stupid unsubstantiated assertions as usual. Where are YOUR results then, so far you have provided nothing but insults and proof of your stupidity. If you have never tested an amplifier yourself Just how ****ing STUPID are you. Not as stupid as you obviously. I DESIGN amplifiers for ****'s sake ! Who hasn't? Do you seriously think I don't run tests on them ? I use Audio Precision test equipment. http://ap.com/ So YOUR amps are inferior then? Little IDIOT pricks like you and your stupid ideas are a blot on humanity. Pot, kettle, black! MrT. |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
"Eeyore" wrote in message ... You're an ignorant stupid prick with no experience of anything so SHUT UP. Another complete idiot who thinks he owns usenet! The world is already infested with know-nothing idiots. We don't need another one posting here. Agreed, so you'll stop posting then? MrT. |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
"Mr.T" wrote: "Eeyore" wrote No need to take a manufacturers word for it, sound cards with 0.001% THD & IMD are readily available for you to do your own FFT testing. Right, so you're actually MAKING UP what you say. Only a moron like you could draw that conclusion from what I wrote. Does having an IQ of 155 make me a MORON ? I'm fed up with your pathetic drivelling nonsense. There are way too many complete bloody IDIOTS like you infesting the technical groups giving truly bad advice. I actually design pro-audio products that you can buy today. What are YOUR credentials ? Graham |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
"Mr.T" wrote: "Eeyore" wrote You're an ignorant stupid prick with no experience of anything so SHUT UP. Another complete idiot who thinks he owns usenet! The world is already infested with know-nothing idiots. We don't need another one posting here. Agreed, so you'll stop posting then? You have no credibility. You're all talk and no substance like every other IDIOT. You can find audio products I designed simply by searching on ebay. What did YOU ever design ? Graham |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
"Eeyore" wrote in message ... You have no credibility. You can find audio products I designed simply by searching on ebay. Ebay!! You call that credibility :-) :-) MrT. |
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Eeyore wrote:
[quoting Mr. T] Only a moron like you could draw that conclusion from what I wrote. Does having an IQ of 155 make me a MORON ? Guys, neither of you give an impression of wisdom that is quite on par with some of your better postings. Graham Kind regards |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
"Eeyore" wrote in
message Arny Krueger wrote: "Eeyore" wrote in So what's the THD of your QSC USA amplifier @ 100mW / ~ 900mV with a speaker load ? That's YOUR reality. I rummaged around and found some test data I took some years back at a power level of 1 watt into an 8 ohm resistive load. Test 1: sine wave test with 1 KHz tone. Stimulus 1 was 1 watt @ 1 KHz into 8 ohm resistive load: All harmonics through approx 40 KHz were 96 dB or more below 1 watt. In that case your test was defective. On what grounds? That you disagree with the results? How low can you go? |
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"Mr.T" MrT@home wrote in message
"Eeyore" wrote in message ... Miniscule ? Care to give a number ? Can you even give an example. I've never seen such a number quoted on a spec. No need to take a manufacturers word for it, sound cards with 0.001% THD & IMD are readily available for you to do your own FFT testing. Agreed. M-Audio's $190 AP 24192 has better than 100 dB dynamic range and ca. 100 KHz bandwidth. Emu has cards that test out easily as good, and are priced just above $120. If you have never tested an amplifier yourself, why pretend you are an expert? It seems that Grapham's posturing about QSC amps is based on sighted listening tests, only. Especially when it is now so easy at the low power levels you are worried about. Agreed. It takes next to no addtional infrastructure to test power amps at the 1 watt level. The theory is correct, but not necessarily a real problem. I'll bet that the 100mW THD is still MORE than the 'just prior to clip' THD. Only if one confuses THD+N with THD. Usually, but still insignificant, so what is the problem? The problem is that even when faced with actual lab results, Graham attacks the results instead of learning the lesson. |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
"Peter Larsen" wrote in message
Eeyore wrote: [quoting Mr. T] Only a moron like you could draw that conclusion from what I wrote. Does having an IQ of 155 make me a MORON ? Guys, neither of you give an impression of wisdom that is quite on par with some of your better postings. Agreed. IQ is an abstract concept, not a measure of audio technical ability. |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
"Mr.T" wrote: "Eeyore" wrote in message You have no credibility. You can find audio products I designed simply by searching on ebay. Ebay!! You call that credibility :-) :-) Yes, I find the fact that people bought my products by the thousands VERY credible. Some of the stuff I have designed was bought in the TENS of thousands and one was even past the HUNDRED thousand mark. Graham |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
Peter Larsen wrote: Eeyore wrote: [quoting Mr. T] Only a moron like you could draw that conclusion from what I wrote. Does having an IQ of 155 make me a MORON ? Guys, neither of you give an impression of wisdom that is quite on par with some of your better postings. Sorry, this bloody country and its apparent desire to dumb down everything to the extent that they now give away graduate degrees with the Corn Flakes is getting to me. Graham |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
Arny Krueger wrote: "Eeyore" wrote: Arny Krueger wrote: "Eeyore" wrote So what's the THD of your QSC USA amplifier @ 100mW / ~ 900mV with a speaker load ? That's YOUR reality. I rummaged around and found some test data I took some years back at a power level of 1 watt into an 8 ohm resistive load. Test 1: sine wave test with 1 KHz tone. Stimulus 1 was 1 watt @ 1 KHz into 8 ohm resistive load: All harmonics through approx 40 KHz were 96 dB or more below 1 watt. In that case your test was defective. On what grounds? That you disagree with the results? On the grounds that I know it to be 100% implausible. I'd be stunned if I could design a low-cost commercial amp that good quite frankly and I know that Pat Quilter's no better at it than I am. How low can you go? I didn't actually say that to YOU because I was being nice but you really do need to revisit your test methods. The numbers you quoted suggests to me that there was no load attached. Maybe you'd like to try the test again ? Graham |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
Arny Krueger wrote: "Mr.T" MrT@home wrote in message "Eeyore" wrote Miniscule ? Care to give a number ? Can you even give an example. I've never seen such a number quoted on a spec. No need to take a manufacturers word for it, sound cards with 0.001% THD & IMD are readily available for you to do your own FFT testing. Agreed. M-Audio's $190 AP 24192 has better than 100 dB dynamic range and ca. 100 KHz bandwidth. Emu has cards that test out easily as good, and are priced just above $120. I was talking about POWER AMPLIFIERS, not sound cards ! Graham |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
Arny Krueger wrote: "Peter Larsen" wrote Eeyore wrote: [quoting Mr. T] Only a moron like you could draw that conclusion from what I wrote. Does having an IQ of 155 make me a MORON ? Guys, neither of you give an impression of wisdom that is quite on par with some of your better postings. Agreed. IQ is an abstract concept Abstract in what way ? Graham |
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"Eeyore" wrote in
message Arny Krueger wrote: "Peter Larsen" wrote Eeyore wrote: [quoting Mr. T] Only a moron like you could draw that conclusion from what I wrote. Does having an IQ of 155 make me a MORON ? Guys, neither of you give an impression of wisdom that is quite on par with some of your better postings. Agreed. IQ is an abstract concept Abstract in what way ? Abstract in the sense that IQ is a single number, and human intelligence is not yet well enough understood to effectively reduce it to a single, one-size-fits-all number. We can't even do that with power amps, and they are fantastically simple compared to the human mind. ;-) |
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"Eeyore" wrote in
message Sorry, this bloody country and its apparent desire to dumb down everything to the extent that they now give away graduate degrees with the Corn Flakes is getting to me. I don't know what you're talking about, Graham. I have two children with PhDs and one with a BS and a MBA. I've monitored the work they did to get the degrees they've got, and it was a whole lot more than opening a box of Wheaties. ;-) I also know a little something about their IQs and mental abilities. None of them are slouches in the IQ department to say the least, but their generally useful thinking ability ranking pretty much reverses the order of their IQs. I think that they would all agree with that evaluation, as well. Other than a few bleeding souls, most adults with very high IQs keep that info pretty quiet. |
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"Eeyore" wrote in
message Arny Krueger wrote: "Mr.T" MrT@home wrote in message "Eeyore" wrote Miniscule ? Care to give a number ? Can you even give an example. I've never seen such a number quoted on a spec. No need to take a manufacturers word for it, sound cards with 0.001% THD & IMD are readily available for you to do your own FFT testing. Agreed. M-Audio's $190 AP 24192 has better than 100 dB dynamic range and ca. 100 KHz bandwidth. Emu has cards that test out easily as good, and are priced just above $120. I was talking about POWER AMPLIFIERS, not sound cards ! I guess you haven't noticed that Mr. T and I are now talking about what it takes to make effective tests on high performance power amps. |
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"Eeyore" wrote in
message Arny Krueger wrote: "Eeyore" wrote: Arny Krueger wrote: "Eeyore" wrote So what's the THD of your QSC USA amplifier @ 100mW / ~ 900mV with a speaker load ? That's YOUR reality. I rummaged around and found some test data I took some years back at a power level of 1 watt into an 8 ohm resistive load. Test 1: sine wave test with 1 KHz tone. Stimulus 1 was 1 watt @ 1 KHz into 8 ohm resistive load: All harmonics through approx 40 KHz were 96 dB or more below 1 watt. In that case your test was defective. On what grounds? No grounds provided other than a gut feel. That you disagree with the results? On the grounds that I know it to be 100% implausible. I believe that you're using the resolution of the controversy to judge it. That's a fallacy, you know. I'd be stunned if I could design a low-cost commercial amp that good quite frankly and I know that Pat Quilter's no better at it than I am. Show me your evidence. How low can you go? I didn't actually say that to YOU because I was being nice but you really do need to revisit your test methods. Been there, done that. The numbers you quoted suggests to me that there was no load attached. Not a chance. The tests were done as follows. We tested 5 amplifiers, at 4 power levels, with two different loads. We tested each amplifier 5 times. The first test of each group of 5 started by playing back a 3 minute sequence of test signals, both test tones and music, and recording the output of the amplfiier. A 1 KHz test tone at the same level as the peak level of the sequence was used to set the operational level at the beginning of each test. The peak level of the sequence as played and recorded was 1 dB below FS of the recording and playback equipment. The sucessive 4 additional tests in each group were performed by feeding the output signal from the previous test into the next one. The recording and playback was done using a LynxTWO under the control of CoolEdit 2.1 running in 32 bit 96 KHz multitrack mode. The LynxTWO was running in 24 bit mode. What I have today are the recordings of the input and output signal. I found them on some old hard drives that I archived. The power levels were 1 watt, 10 watts, 100 watts, and a "full output" level that we chose on the spot to correspond to a nice round number that was below clipping throughout the test sequence. The two test loads were a resistive load composed of NI wirewound resistors, and a reactive speaker load simulator that I have documented many times in many places including both of my web sites. By the time we tested each amplifier at its "full output" level, we were definately straining the infrastructure. The 2 KW line conditioner was humming loudly, and the test loads were more than a little warm. Becase of the way we did the tests, the actual duration of the high-powered sine wave tests was only a few seconds so nothing broke and no breakers tripped. The speaker simulator was by far the easist load for any of the amplifiers to drive. The bottom line is that there was no doubt in my mind that the amplifiers were tested under load. By the end of the test all we had to do is put our hand a few inches over the load to know which one we were using! ;-) Maybe you'd like to try the test again ? What, and subject myself to more baseless redicule? ;-) |
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Stereo receievers: THD of .04 vs. .08
Arny Krueger wrote: "Eeyore" wrote Arny Krueger wrote: "Peter Larsen" wrote Eeyore wrote: [quoting Mr. T] Only a moron like you could draw that conclusion from what I wrote. Does having an IQ of 155 make me a MORON ? Guys, neither of you give an impression of wisdom that is quite on par with some of your better postings. Agreed. IQ is an abstract concept Abstract in what way ? Abstract in the sense that IQ is a single number, and human intelligence is not yet well enough understood to effectively reduce it to a single, one-size-fits-all number. In as much as it's an over-simplification I'd agree with you but it's the only FOM we currently have available. We can't even do that with power amps, and they are fantastically simple compared to the human mind. ;-) Well .... it COULD be done with amplifiers, but we'd have to agree to spec THD at 100m as well as full power. Graham |
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Arny Krueger wrote: "Eeyore" wrote Sorry, this bloody country and its apparent desire to dumb down everything to the extent that they now give away graduate degrees with the Corn Flakes is getting to me. I don't know what you're talking about, Graham. I have two children with PhDs and one with a BS and a MBA. I've monitored the work they did to get the degrees they've got, and it was a whole lot more than opening a box of Wheaties. ;-) As it should be. Education at that level *should* be HARD ! That's the whole point of it. I take it their degrees aren't in 'media studies' or the like then ! I also know a little something about their IQs and mental abilities. None of them are slouches in the IQ department to say the least, but their generally useful thinking ability ranking pretty much reverses the order of their IQs. I think that they would all agree with that evaluation, as well. Other than a few bleeding souls, most adults with very high IQs keep that info pretty quiet. It seems you missed the point of my post. I'm pleased to hear you have smart high-achieving kids. Did they not ever encounter 'peer pressure' to be stupid ? Graham |
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Arny Krueger wrote: "Eeyore" wrote Arny Krueger wrote: "Mr.T" MrT@home wrote in message "Eeyore" wrote Miniscule ? Care to give a number ? Can you even give an example. I've never seen such a number quoted on a spec. No need to take a manufacturers word for it, sound cards with 0.001% THD & IMD are readily available for you to do your own FFT testing. Agreed. M-Audio's $190 AP 24192 has better than 100 dB dynamic range and ca. 100 KHz bandwidth. Emu has cards that test out easily as good, and are priced just above $120. I was talking about POWER AMPLIFIERS, not sound cards ! I guess you haven't noticed that Mr. T and I are now talking about what it takes to make effective tests on high performance power amps. I recognise that is now the topic of this sub-thread but my comments you quoted were not in reference to them. Graham |
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"Eeyore" wrote in
message Arny Krueger wrote: "Eeyore" wrote Sorry, this bloody country and its apparent desire to dumb down everything to the extent that they now give away graduate degrees with the Corn Flakes is getting to me. I don't know what you're talking about, Graham. I have two children with PhDs and one with a BS and a MBA. I've monitored the work they did to get the degrees they've got, and it was a whole lot more than opening a box of Wheaties. ;-) As it should be. Education at that level *should* be HARD ! That's the whole point of it. I take it their degrees aren't in 'media studies' or the like then ! The PhDs are in Cancer Biology, which included 5 years in research labs. The BS holder did his work in chemical engineering and environmenal engineering I also know a little something about their IQs and mental abilities. None of them are slouches in the IQ department to say the least, but their generally useful thinking ability ranking pretty much reverses the order of their IQs. I think that they would all agree with that evaluation, as well. Other than a few bleeding souls, most adults with very high IQs keep that info pretty quiet. I'm pleased to hear you have smart high-achieving kids. Did they not ever encounter 'peer pressure' to be stupid ? Not at home! ;-) |
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Arny Krueger wrote: "Eeyore" wrote I'm pleased to hear you have smart high-achieving kids. Did they not ever encounter 'peer pressure' to be stupid ? Not at home! ;-) You know what I'm talking about though don't you ? I had parents who really encouraged my education too. They were fabulous. They made it fun to learn things, something I've never lost. It's just a shame they died so young. Graham |
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"Eeyore" wrote in message ... Some of the stuff I have designed was bought in the TENS of thousands and one was even past the HUNDRED thousand mark. Tell us the name of this amp please, and is the circuit available on-line for us to look at? MrT. |
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