[[email protected]]

Hi RATs!

So, I am not convinced my esteemed position as grossest RAT Turing
machine wannabee is under serious challenge. I never will be, so you
other rude posers may give up, now.

My Audio Dungeon continues its Quest for Aural Fulfillment.

The 4.25 mH choke on one of the ehorns broke its inside lead. I took it
out of the system. The ehorn, not just the choke.

So, one ehorn sounds better than two. Sure, that makes sense. Eyesore
is sure I am throwing cash cowpies at phantoms. Perhaps. The fun part
is chucking meadow muffins, not hitting any happenstance target

I am laying here hearing delightful sounds and Music. I am not worthy,
but, I am hip enough to want to keep you geeks searching, searching.
There are some nice moments in all our futures. Not always when we
expect them, but, hey, you want good times or glory for predicting the
Future, which will be attacked by some of us as nonsense fantasy at any
rate ...

Perhaps my system is at a peak, perhaps my aural acuity is at a null.
Does it matter? I ain't selling anything but enthusiasm. Ears are
better than we can imagine, so just keep reaching for more. It can be
very pleasant. For a while

Happy Ears!
Al

[[email protected]]

wrote:

So, one ehorn sounds better than two. Sure, that makes sense. Eyesore
is sure I am throwing cash cowpies at phantoms. Perhaps. The fun part
is chucking meadow muffins, not hitting any happenstance target

Mpffff....

From this distant point, it sounds (incorrect analogy, but chosen for
effect as the written word cannot 'sound') like your system was
connected out-of-phase. Under those conditions, any one speaker *would*
sound better than the two together.

I am sure you know better than to run signal into an amp (channel) with
no connected load.

Yikes.

Peter Wieck
Wyncote, PA

[[email protected]]

wrote:
Mpffff....

From this distant point, it sounds (incorrect analogy, but chosen for
effect as the written word cannot 'sound') like your system was
connected out-of-phase. Under those conditions, any one speaker *would*
sound better than the two together.

I am sure you know better than to run signal into an amp (channel) with
no connected load.

Yikes.

Peter Wieck
Wyncote, PA

Hi RATs!

Yup. I know better The ehorns were in phase. This little Audio
Dungeon ain't big enough for two monster woofs. Sigh.

On the other hand, I now have a spare, for emergencies ...

I could try attenuating the woofs, but, this simple failure is a joy

It is fun playing audio experimenter. But, in all honesty, I often
forget what it was I was just then fixated on and just fly my ear kites
in the warm breeze of the Music.

It ain't all bad

Happy Ears!
Al