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  1. DasguteOhr

    Fuse and Cable Directionality

    I have not disassembled this fuse maybe a material mix, I like the sound totally homogeneous with a great bass range. I have the Purple in my tubedac, tubepreamp and tube poweramps.
  2. DasguteOhr

    What should be my next cart and tonearm?

    Thomas schick and ortofon rmg 309 are best for Spu why not for miyaima;)
  3. DasguteOhr

    What should be my next cart and tonearm?

    For Opus the tw 10.5 tonearm ultra deep bass with spectacular dynamic ~ 4.5k€ For Mono a used Ortofon Rmg 309 tonearm with orotofon spu cg25 mk II mono~ 3k€
  4. DasguteOhr

    Aesthetix Io Users Group

    This is a slow death of the regulator. This does not happen when it is first switched on. I am not a fan of this regulator. A simple series resistor saves its life. When the tube is cold, it almost creates a short circuit in the circuit. Difficult to implement too many regulators in your device...
  5. DasguteOhr

    Aesthetix Io Users Group

    the heating regulator dies when the tubes are cold, the impedance is too low(too much current). Then the cathodes of the signal tubes or regulator tube el34 ecc83 are poisoned. This happens when the anode voltage is increased and the heating voltage fails. It's a lottery as to which one breaks...
  6. DasguteOhr

    What Cartridge(s) Is Everyone Using

    Miltek aurora?
  7. DasguteOhr

    Aesthetix Io Users Group

    I took a quick look at the power supply. I give no guarantee for correctness
  8. DasguteOhr

    Fuse and Cable Directionality

    They have now found a better application for graphene than tennis rackets;) https://www.suphene.com/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw88yxBhBWEiwA7cm6pcmTznfa_FrUZabU9H8UuSWUXf-kSx2UtD67r4CtBPiA--EzFXVPSRoCXAwQAvD_BwE
  9. DasguteOhr

    Fuse and Cable Directionality

    I meant graphene has current direction then it acts as a superconductor at room temperature . This will be the material of the future. Because you can program it to have turn off and turn on functions. It will replace switches and other things. the conductivity 16 times better than pure silver.
  10. DasguteOhr

    Fuse and Cable Directionality

    Of course, there is a direction of current flow in fuses. For example, Synergistic Research Purple Fuse does not use copper or silver wire. They use graphene as a fuse wire. Graphene also has naturally high electrical conductivity and even shows forms of self-organization. Even more exciting...
  11. DasguteOhr

    What's Spinning Tonight?

    Fan is perhaps too big a word:p, but Nickelback's new LP is a blast.
  12. DasguteOhr

    Seismion - new active isolation platform from Germany

    Here you can see what's going on in Germany live seismograph. https://www.geo.uni-hamburg.de/geophysik/forschung/seismology/observatorium/live-seismogramme.html Of course there are heavy construction machines that cause problems with infrasound. So in phono mode a frequency like this (2hz) will...
  13. DasguteOhr

    Seismion - new active isolation platform from Germany

    Unfortunately, my budget is not enough for that. That's why I've been looking for a DIY solution, planned slate plate + air springs, hose and valves ~600 euros. Also very important in case there is a loss of pressure. In the photo, the stainless steel sleeves around the air spring effectively...
  14. DasguteOhr

    Seismion - new active isolation platform from Germany

    When I first heard about the DIY air spring solution at a friend's house in 2010, I quickly built something like that myself. The German AAA analog forum was a buzz when we introduced it. We tried out almost all materials as a base for the air spring. From metals, wood to multi-layered...
  15. DasguteOhr

    Seismion - new active isolation platform from Germany

    I'm happy for you that it's working well for you. Guess what kind of table an electron microscope stood on before there was an active base. You have 3 attempts. I don't want to say anything bad here, I take my hat off to engineering. The material on which a device stands and how it is connected...
  16. DasguteOhr

    Seismion - new active isolation platform from Germany

    First of all, you should ask yourself what vibrates below 4 Hz in your house. The only thing that comes to mind is tectonic earth movements. I think when that happens, you have other problems and you don't listen to music. Joke:). I have been using the air spring solution for 13 years. OK, you...
  17. DasguteOhr

    Seismion - new active isolation platform from Germany

    you did something wrong, for my the best base i ever heard at home https://www.finite-elemente.eu/carbofibre/
  18. DasguteOhr

    Seismion - new active isolation platform from Germany

    Passive base Acapella fondatio silzenio with Aluminium feets Finite elemente carbon Both sounds really good
  19. DasguteOhr

    What's Spinning Tonight?

    How sound the recording?
  20. DasguteOhr

    Sub Selection: How do I begin?

    I can recommend the 14k Geithain cardioid sub. They are less critical in terms of setup due to their cardioid radiation. If possible, don't place them directly on the floor, but 30cm higher. This way you have fewer floor reflections and cleaner bass.price ~ 5k€...
  21. DasguteOhr

    The cars you have loved, or are in love with. Tell us your car history and what each one taught you

    That is why the dampers for racing have a large oil ressavor
  22. DasguteOhr

    Brinkmann Balance vs. J. Sikora Reference- Battle of the $50K Belt Drives

    Go to a lumber store and have 8 wooden cubes cut to size and then sand them smooth. Take 4 unpainted as feet for the device and 4 with c37 paint and let them dry for 2 days. Then listen to them in comparison and I can tell you there is a big difference in the sound. It is best to use a nice...
  23. DasguteOhr

    Brinkmann Balance vs. J. Sikora Reference- Battle of the $50K Belt Drives

    Usually it is not the wood that gives a particular sound character, but the varnish that is applied. Every highender knows C 37 varnish, which is violin-making varnish and determines the resonance behavior significantly. http://www.ennemoser.com/th8.html
  24. DasguteOhr

    The cars you have loved, or are in love with. Tell us your car history and what each one taught you

    I think whoever drives a car like this has an HLS system installed. Very good for speed bumps or steep driveways, parking house lift up 4cm in seconds.;) https://youtube.com/shorts/qaan9G7Y8T0?si=Ei0sgVeAGDLcyVIx P.S After I destroyed the 3 carbon front splitter, I also have an HLS system. It...
  25. DasguteOhr

    The cars you have loved, or are in love with. Tell us your car history and what each one taught you

    Ohh broken wheels thats sad and expensive.:( Maybe a rallye suspension is better solution at bad roads, i would look at öhlins rallye https://www.ohlins.com/automotive/motorsport
  26. DasguteOhr

    The cars you have loved, or are in love with. Tell us your car history and what each one taught you

    Sorry to hear, i've two kw suspension in my cars golf and bmw never had that problems with it. At KW are delivered pre-set to the axle loads for each car. What is bad for driving behavior is if you screw it too deep so that the preload spring comes loose. Rebound 3 turns 15 clicks adjustment...
  27. DasguteOhr

    The cars you have loved, or are in love with. Tell us your car history and what each one taught you

    you can adjust the rebound and compression of the damper from smooth to hard. 2 clicks less pressure than delivery condition for your vehicle sometimes helps a lot in everyday driving If you use the car only on racetracks V3 clubsport the best payable variant or you go to profi setup...
  28. DasguteOhr

    The cars you have loved, or are in love with. Tell us your car history and what each one taught you

    with kw suspension (classic series) drives just as well as modern cars plus a lot of emotions. no way electric for bmw if I want to accelerate quickly in a straight line without emotion I drive tesla plaid or the new model 3 performance in germany ~ august 2024. I want to roll down the window in...

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