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Focks and other audio advances

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"It's sound Jim, but not as we know it."

 

This could be the beginning of true space travel.👍

The end to Dbt dogma and world peace 🙏

Quantum. Must be what the Q in MQA stands for.

It's accuracy would be determined by the type of leads used.  And if the microphone was coupled/decoupled.  I'm sure pleasing results would be shown if it was an analogue device, but results might be a bit harsh if it was digital technology. 

 

Love it. Finally settles the analogue vs digital debate. 

 

There is no such thing as analogue. It is just a digital simulation. Just digital with a Fock step size. 

Edited by DrSK

So how long till HiFi manufacturers start using Fock and Qubit factors of their components as a sales gimmick... 

 

It could be the new PMPO *cough cough Sony, 4000W of distortion is not impressing anyone*

Edited by aasza

I’ve long suspected that the true nature of sound is digital :D 

I see now sound is sound not digital or analogue or what ever else . We just make devices that distort sound which puts it into a group of known sounds which you either like or not . The greatest quest is to sound natural which is real sound nothing more nothing less. 😃

Edited by lancer181

way back the meaning of HIGH FIDELITY (hifi) was the closest approach to the original sound,
today i think we have come pretty close to that goal with either analogue or digital playback systems. 

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